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Copenhagen-based legal research startup Pandektes has raised €13.5 million in a Series A led by Munich-based Alstin Capital, according to The Next Web’s October 5, 2026 report. PROfounders, Scale Capital and existing investors also participated; the reports do not identify every existing investor.
What does Pandektes do?
Pandektes sells legal research software for lawyers and legal teams. Its platform collects and connects legal materials—including legislation, court rulings, administrative decisions and an organisation’s own documents—so professionals can find sources relevant to their work, according to Tech Funding News.
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The University of Copenhagen’s 2024 Danish Legal Tech Landscape report independently classifies Pandektes as a legal research company and describes users asking its AI assistant about legislation and legal precedents. Pandektes says the assistant links its answers to underlying legislation, case law and preparatory works.
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Who invested, and how much did Pandektes raise?
The Series A totals €13.5 million. Alstin Capital led the round, with PROfounders, Scale Capital and existing investors participating, The Next Web reported. The investor list is not complete because the participating existing investors were not all named. The reports do not disclose a company valuation or the investors’ ownership stakes.
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The new financing follows a €2.9 million seed round announced by Pandektes in 2025, led by People Ventures and Interface Capital. That earlier round is described in the company’s seed announcement; it provides funding history, not independent confirmation of the Series A.
How will Pandektes use the funding?
Tech Funding News says the company plans to expand in Europe and North America, grow its team and make more of its infrastructure available to outside developers through an API. The report does not give a country-by-country rollout schedule or an API launch date.
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What traction has the company reported?
At the time of The Next Web’s October 5, 2026 report, Pandektes had more than 500 customers. The outlet also reported that company revenue had grown sixfold over the previous year. These are reported company metrics, not audited financial results; the available reporting does not provide a revenue amount or financial statements.
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The round gives Pandektes capital to pursue geographic growth and developer access alongside its legal research product. Its platform combines a direct tool for legal professionals with plans to open more underlying infrastructure through an API. The reported funding and growth figures establish the scale of the announcement, but do not reveal valuation, dilution, audited revenue or the precise allocation of the new capital.
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In the interview with The Next Web, co-founder Casper Laursen and Søren Brokær described entering the market this way: “It’s a special sort of challenge to build a company into a highly monopolized market, and also one we heard many lawyers early on ‘warning’ us about,”
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