Orbital Raises $60M Series B To Automate Real Estate Law With AI
In the domain of AI and Real Estate , Orbital has secured a $60M Series B funding round, spearheaded by Brighton Park Capital. This investment aims to enhance Orbital's growth within the US and UK markets and increase its adoption across the real estate…
In the domain of AI and Real Estate , Orbital has secured a $60M Series B funding round, spearheaded by Brighton Park Capital. This investment aims to enhance Orbital's growth within the US and UK markets and increase its adoption across the real estate transaction framework.
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Orbital specializes in AI technology tailored for real estate legal processes, addressing the specific needs of this sector. The platform integrates AI with spatial visualization, mapping, and real estate data to automate and expedite transactions. This automation replaces the traditional, manual review of documents, maps, and historical deeds, facilitating a transition toward fully automated real estate legal operations.
By the end of 2025, Orbital supported 200,000 real estate transactions in the US and UK. Its products are utilized by numerous law firms, including AM Law 100 and Magic Circle, as well as in-house legal teams, developers, title companies, and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).
In the domain of AI and Real Estate , Orbital has secured a $60M Series B funding round, spearheaded by Brighton Park Capital.
The recent funding will enable Orbital's expansion into the wider real estate ecosystem and accelerate product development. The company plans to establish a unified workspace for real estate legal processes throughout the asset lifecycle. Following the establishment of its New York office in 2025, Orbital intends to double its workforce and create additional hubs in the US to enhance customer service.
The funding round, led by Brighton Park Capital, included contributions from various investors in the legal and real estate sectors, such as REV, The LegalTech Fund, Moderne Ventures, and Grosvenor Group. Existing investors JLL Spark, Outward, and Seedcamp also participated.
Based on reporting by techround.co.uk.
