Headquarters
San Francisco, CAFounded
2004CEO / Founder
Andy WilsonEmployees
51-200Funding
Acquired — $63MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.3/10Website
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Logikcull is a cloud-based eDiscovery software provider founded in 2011 by Andy Wilson and Sheng Yang, headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company built its platform to simplify the process of collecting, processing, and reviewing electronic evidence for litigation, subpoenas, and internal investigations.
The platform allows legal teams and corporate legal departments to upload data and automatically process it for review, replacing traditional on-premises eDiscovery software and manual workflows. Logikcull markets its product to law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies, emphasizing self-service access to discovery tools without requiring dedicated litigation support staff.
Logikcull has raised venture funding from investors including Ridge Ventures, Bonfire Ventures, and other institutional backers across multiple funding rounds. The company has grown its customer base to include law firms and corporate legal teams across the United States.
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Who Logikcull competes with, and how they differ.
Enterprise-grade eDiscovery platform built for large, complex litigation at big law firms, corporations, and government agencies, with per-workspace/subscription licensing geared to high-volume matters rather than Logikcull's self-service, pay-as-you-go model for solo attorneys and small teams.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedCloud-native eDiscovery competitor that leans more heavily on AI-assisted document review and litigation analytics (timelines, storybuilding), pursuing larger law firm and corporate legal teams rather than Logikcull's simplicity-first, budget-conscious niche.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedPublicly traded (NYSE: LAW) cloud eDiscovery and legal document review platform aimed at large law firms and corporate legal departments with AI-powered review (Cecilia AI), priced and positioned above Logikcull's self-service tier for smaller teams.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedKey milestones in Logikcull's history, with sources.
Reveal brings enterprise AI to self-service Logikcull
Reveal announced new AI-powered features extending enterprise-grade AI capabilities to Logikcull's self-service, pay-as-you-go discovery-automation product line.
businesswire.comReveal launches Logikcull platform across Europe
Reveal officially released the Logikcull eDiscovery platform throughout Europe, expanding availability of the product beyond its US base under Reveal ownership.
businesswire.comAcquired by Reveal (K1 Investment Management-backed), alongside IPRO
Reveal, majority owned by K1 Investment Management, acquired Logikcull together with e-discovery rival IPRO in a combined "double acquisition" that Reveal said made the resulting company worth more than $1 billion; individual deal terms were not disclosed. Investor Jason Lemkin separately put Logikcull's own sale price at roughly $300 million.
lawnext.com$25 million growth round from New Enterprise Associates
New Enterprise Associates (NEA) invested $25 million in Logikcull, preempting the company's next planned funding round; announced in January 2018 after headcount grew from 35 to over 100 in the prior year and customer count rose 500%.
businessinsider.comFirst outside investment — "de-bootstrapped" with Jason Lemkin as lead investor
Logikcull took on outside venture capital for the first time in 2015. SaaStr founder Jason Lemkin says he was the company's first and largest investor at that point (amount undisclosed).
saastr.comPivoted from services to self-service software, launched as Logikcull
The founders scrapped Logik Systems' services business in 2013 and built Logikcull, a pay-as-you-go, self-service eDiscovery platform aimed at solo attorneys, small firms, and others priced out of traditional eDiscovery vendors.
logikcull.comFounded as Logik Systems by Andy Wilson and Sheng Yang
Andy Wilson (CEO) and Sheng Yang (CTO) formed the company in 2004 as Logik Systems, an eDiscovery data-processing firm serving Relativity vendors on large, complex litigation matters, before later pivoting to build the Logikcull software product.
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