DeepIP Secures $25M Series B for AI Patent Platform Dominance
March 11, 2026, 4:26 am
Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 1867
Total raised: $35.58K
DeepIP, the New York and Paris-based AI patent platform, closed a $25 million Series B round. This brings total funding to $40 million. The company embeds AI into patent professionals' existing workflows. It covers the full patent lifecycle, from innovation to enforcement. Over 400 law firms and corporate IP teams across 25 jurisdictions use DeepIP. This funding will accelerate global expansion and development. It solidifies DeepIP's position as a leader in workflow-native AI for intellectual property management. The investment signals a market shift towards integrated AI solutions in legal technology.
DeepIP announced a major funding milestone. The company raised $25 million in Series B funding. This investment pushes its total capital secured to $40 million. Korelya Capital and Serena co-led the round. Balderton and Headline also participated. This financial injection will fuel significant growth.
DeepIP provides a cutting-edge AI patent platform. It specifically targets patent professionals. The platform supports the entire patent lifecycle. This spans early innovation through prosecution and enforcement. Portfolio strategy also falls under its umbrella. The company was founded in 2024. François-Xavier Leduc and Edouard d’Archimbaud are the co-founders. DeepIP maintains dual headquarters in New York City and Paris.
The platform's core strength lies in its workflow-native approach. DeepIP integrates AI directly into existing work environments. Users access AI within Microsoft Word. It also connects to established intellectual property management systems. This design eliminates the need for professionals to switch tools. It seamlessly embeds AI into daily workflows. This fosters efficiency and continuity.
Market adoption for DeepIP has been swift and broad. Thousands of patent professionals now leverage its capabilities. The platform serves over 400 law firms. Corporate IP teams also utilize the system. Its reach extends across 25 jurisdictions. DeepIP operates on five continents. Prominent clients include Greenberg Traurig and Mewburn Ellis. Industry leaders Dexcom and Philips are also users.
DeepIP's growth metrics underscore its impact. The platform has assisted in more than 40,000 patent matters. This demonstrates robust engagement. Revenue has surged dramatically. It increased tenfold over the past 18 months. This indicates strong market validation. The company’s trajectory is steep.
The patent industry faces unique challenges. Many existing AI tools address isolated tasks. They might focus on drafting or analytics alone. This forces professionals to manage multiple disconnected systems. Such fragmentation disrupts workflow. It creates inefficiencies. Patent work demands continuity. It spans years, teams, and decisions. Context transfer becomes manual and cumbersome.
DeepIP directly addresses this fragmentation. It offers a comprehensive AI solution. AI is embedded across the entire patent work lifecycle. This ensures teams maintain continuity. Projects move smoothly between stages. Stakeholders remain aligned. The platform acts as a central system. It enables a connected AI experience.
The new funding will accelerate DeepIP's mission. The company aims to establish AI as a trusted infrastructure layer. This will apply across every stage of patent operations. The industry is evolving. It moves from standalone AI tools to integrated platforms. DeepIP leads this charge. Funds will expand operations. Development efforts will also intensify.
This investment reflects a broader industry trend. Enterprises increasingly adopt workflow-native AI systems. These systems manage complex operations. Intellectual property is no exception. Innovation drives economic value. Effective patent management is critical. AI is transforming invention processes. The patent lifecycle must adapt. It requires modernization.
DeepIP's integrated approach sets a new standard. It structures a fragmented global market. This applies to AI in patents. The company has built an end-to-end infrastructure. It leverages deep vertical expertise. Native workflows meet users where they are. DeepIP quickly established itself as a global category leader. This happened in a matter of months.
The future of IP management is AI-powered. DeepIP stands at the forefront of this evolution. Its platform streamlines complex processes. It empowers patent professionals worldwide. The funding round solidifies its market position. DeepIP is poised for continued global expansion. It will define the next era of intellectual property technology.
DeepIP announced a major funding milestone. The company raised $25 million in Series B funding. This investment pushes its total capital secured to $40 million. Korelya Capital and Serena co-led the round. Balderton and Headline also participated. This financial injection will fuel significant growth.
DeepIP provides a cutting-edge AI patent platform. It specifically targets patent professionals. The platform supports the entire patent lifecycle. This spans early innovation through prosecution and enforcement. Portfolio strategy also falls under its umbrella. The company was founded in 2024. François-Xavier Leduc and Edouard d’Archimbaud are the co-founders. DeepIP maintains dual headquarters in New York City and Paris.
The platform's core strength lies in its workflow-native approach. DeepIP integrates AI directly into existing work environments. Users access AI within Microsoft Word. It also connects to established intellectual property management systems. This design eliminates the need for professionals to switch tools. It seamlessly embeds AI into daily workflows. This fosters efficiency and continuity.
Market adoption for DeepIP has been swift and broad. Thousands of patent professionals now leverage its capabilities. The platform serves over 400 law firms. Corporate IP teams also utilize the system. Its reach extends across 25 jurisdictions. DeepIP operates on five continents. Prominent clients include Greenberg Traurig and Mewburn Ellis. Industry leaders Dexcom and Philips are also users.
DeepIP's growth metrics underscore its impact. The platform has assisted in more than 40,000 patent matters. This demonstrates robust engagement. Revenue has surged dramatically. It increased tenfold over the past 18 months. This indicates strong market validation. The company’s trajectory is steep.
The patent industry faces unique challenges. Many existing AI tools address isolated tasks. They might focus on drafting or analytics alone. This forces professionals to manage multiple disconnected systems. Such fragmentation disrupts workflow. It creates inefficiencies. Patent work demands continuity. It spans years, teams, and decisions. Context transfer becomes manual and cumbersome.
DeepIP directly addresses this fragmentation. It offers a comprehensive AI solution. AI is embedded across the entire patent work lifecycle. This ensures teams maintain continuity. Projects move smoothly between stages. Stakeholders remain aligned. The platform acts as a central system. It enables a connected AI experience.
The new funding will accelerate DeepIP's mission. The company aims to establish AI as a trusted infrastructure layer. This will apply across every stage of patent operations. The industry is evolving. It moves from standalone AI tools to integrated platforms. DeepIP leads this charge. Funds will expand operations. Development efforts will also intensify.
This investment reflects a broader industry trend. Enterprises increasingly adopt workflow-native AI systems. These systems manage complex operations. Intellectual property is no exception. Innovation drives economic value. Effective patent management is critical. AI is transforming invention processes. The patent lifecycle must adapt. It requires modernization.
DeepIP's integrated approach sets a new standard. It structures a fragmented global market. This applies to AI in patents. The company has built an end-to-end infrastructure. It leverages deep vertical expertise. Native workflows meet users where they are. DeepIP quickly established itself as a global category leader. This happened in a matter of months.
The future of IP management is AI-powered. DeepIP stands at the forefront of this evolution. Its platform streamlines complex processes. It empowers patent professionals worldwide. The funding round solidifies its market position. DeepIP is poised for continued global expansion. It will define the next era of intellectual property technology.