Wordsmith is an AI legal software company for corporate legal teams. It helps in-house lawyers draft contracts, answer legal questions, and route requests from tools like email, Slack, Teams, and Salesforce.
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| Date | Round | PPS (split-adj.) | Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 2026 | Series B | ||
| Jun 2024 | Seed |
Wordsmith said it delivered a 10x year-on-year revenue increase in January 2026, signaling rapid commercial traction. The company also named BT and Trustpilot as customers, suggesting expansion beyond early adopters into larger enterprise accounts.
In June 2025, Wordsmith AI raised a $25 million Series A led by Index Ventures and said the capital would help scale its AI infrastructure. The company describes its product as a legal intelligence platform for in-house teams, targeting routine legal work that can be self-served across the business.
Wordsmith says its platform combines AI with human legal experience to help in-house teams draft, review, and negotiate contracts. The product is positioned as business-wide self-service for routine legal work, which points to workflow automation rather than a single-purpose chatbot.
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No. As of March 2026, Wordsmith is a private company and does not trade on any public stock exchange. Accredited investors can access Wordsmith shares through UpMarket, a FINRA-registered broker-dealer that specializes in pre-IPO investments.
Wordsmith does not have a public stock price because it is privately held. The most recent known share price comes from its last funding round. Pre-IPO share prices on the secondary market may differ from the last round price depending on supply, demand, and market conditions.
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Wordsmith is an AI legal software platform for corporate legal teams, helping in-house lawyers draft contracts, answer legal questions, and route requests, and it says revenue grew 10x year over year as BT and Trustpilot joined — accredited investors can access Wordsmith stock through UpMarket.