Prime Highlight
- Orbital has secured $60 million in a Series B funding round to grow its AI-powered legal tools for the real estate sector in the U.S. and U.K.
- The company aims to modernize slow, manual real estate legal workflows by creating a secure digital workspace for the entire asset lifecycle.
Key Facts
- The Series B round was led by Brighton Park Capital, with funding targeted at product development, staff expansion, and new offices.
- Orbital plans to double its workforce after opening its New York office in 2025 to support faster and more reliable property transactions.
Background
Orbital, a legal tech company for real estate, raised $60 million in a Series B round led by New York’s Brighton Park Capital. The company will use the funding to expand in the U.S. and U.K. and to get more real estate professionals using its AI tools.
The company will use the new funds to reach more people in the real estate industry beyond its current users. Orbital is also investing more in product development to create a single, secure digital workspace for legal work that covers the entire lifecycle of real estate assets.
After opening its New York office in 2025, Orbital plans to double its staff and open more offices across the US. The company wants to provide better customer support and handle property transactions faster and more reliably.
Orbital’s leadership says the real estate sector, despite being the largest asset class globally, still relies on slow and manual legal workflows. The company believes its AI technology can bring greater transparency and consistency to legal work that has changed little over time.
Brighton Park Capital said Orbital addresses a clear gap in the legal AI market. Real estate law remains one of the most complex areas of law and has seen limited automation. The investor noted that Orbital’s focus on accuracy, deep sector knowledge and practical workflows gives it a strong position for long-term growth.
Investors are funding Orbital because more people are interested in AI legal tools and they trust the company to change how real estate legal work is done on a large scale.
