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Spellbook, the leading AI infrastructure for contracts used by over 5,000 in-house and legal teams across 80+ countries, has been named No. 3 on the 2026 Report on Business magazine’s Canada’s Top Growing Companies program, highlighting its 5,826% three-year revenue growth, based on financial data submitted by each company. The ranking caps a year of rapid momentum for Spellbook, from launching Autonomous Contract Management (ACM) to expanding its global footprint and building out its leadership team.

Spellbook, the leading AI infrastructure for contracts used by over 5,000 in-house teams and law firms, today announced that Meltem Kuran-Berkowitz has joined the company as Chief Marketing Officer, following several months leading the function in an interim capacity. She leads all growth and marketing as Spellbook expands its product offering for in-house legal teams across the globe.

Spellbook, the leading AI infrastructure for contracts used by 4,500+ legal teams across 80+ countries, today launched Autonomous Contract Management (ACM), introducing the first AI system that powers contracts end to end. Spellbook ACM handles every step of the contract lifecycle, from the moment a deal hits your inbox to the day it renews years later. Nothing gets handed off between systems or slips after signature, and the intelligence stays with you for the life of the contract.

Analysis of 3,000+ agreements from over 500 public companies by Spellbook reveals that human error consistently survives the most high-stakes, heavily negotiated contracts in the world.

Spellbook, the AI infrastructure for contracts used by over 4,500 in-house teams and law firms, today announced that Jean-Michel Lemieux has joined the company. The former Shopify and Atlassian chief technology officer takes on the newly created role designed specifically for AI-native companies as Executive Individual Contributor (EIC).

Spellbook, the AI copilot for contracts used by nearly 4,000 law firms and legal teams globally, today announced it has secured $40 million USD in debt financing from RBCx, the technology and innovation banking arm of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). This strategic capital comes just two months after the company's $50 million USD Series B funding round which valued the company at $350 million post-money and will fuel prospective acquisitions as the legal AI market experiences rapid consolidation.

Spellbook, the leading AI solution for commercial lawyers, today announced a two-year partnership with the Canadian Bar Association (CBA), making Spellbook the CBA’s exclusive provider of AI-powered contract drafting and review tools.

Spellbook, the leading AI solution for transactional lawyers, today launched its inaugural State of Contracts 2026 report – drawing fascinating statistical insights from hundreds of thousands of contracts reviewed on its platform from across 30 countries. This first-of-its-kind report delivers AI-powered contract analysis at a scale previously impossible, democratizing market intelligence – once exclusive to large firms with extensive resources – while shaping a future of data-driven negotiation.

Spellbook, often described as “Cursor for contracts,” today announced a $50 million USD Series B funding round led by Keith Rabois, Managing Director at Khosla Ventures, with participation from Threshold Ventures, and existing investors Inovia Capital, Bling Capital, Moxxie Ventures, Path Ventures and Jean-Michel Lemieux. The capital raise values the company at $350 million post-money and brings total funding to over $80 million.

Spellbook, the AI copilot for lawyers, announced today its integration of content from Thomson Reuters Practical Law, letting customers leverage the capabilities of both platforms to streamline contract and clause drafting in one place.

Spellbook, creators of the leading AI copilot for lawyers, announced today the launch of Spellbook Associate, the first full-fledged AI agent designed specifically for legal work. This AI agent represents a step change in the legal industry. By fundamentally changing the role of the junior associate and enabling AI to take on hundreds of new legal workflows, Associate eliminates drudgery and unlocks a new level of efficiency within legal teams.

Spellbook, the AI copilot for lawyers, today announced a $20M Series A funding round led by Inovia Capital. Thomson Reuters Ventures, The Legaltech Fund, Bling Capital, Moxxie Ventures, Concrete Ventures, Path Ventures, N49P and Good News Ventures also participated in the round, which now brings Spellbook’s total funding to more than $30M.

Today Spellbook, the first company to launch a generative AI co-pilot for lawyers, announced the launch of an unprecedented new legal AI technology: Spellbook Reviews. Reviews can directly mark up, redline, and add suggestions to legal documents, based on a lawyer’s instructions.

Spellbook, the AI copilot for lawyers, today announced the launch of a free educational AI access program open to all law school faculty and students globally. This program will enable law schools to pioneer the implementation of AI into legal coursework, enhance students’ legal education and prepare them for the integration of AI in the broader legal industry. Today, law students, faculty and administrators can sign up on Spellbook’s For Law Schools page.

Spellbook, the AI copilot for lawyers, today announced $10.9M in funding led by Moxxie Ventures, with participation from Thomson Reuters Ventures, Inovia Capital, The LegalTech Fund, Bling Capital, N49P, Concrete Ventures, Good News Ventures, Venture Newfoundland & Labrador and others, as well as a formal rebrand from Rally to Spellbook. This capital will power Spellbook’s mission to expedite the most banal parts of legal work through AI, while supporting hiring, R&D and expansion.