PointOne Unlocks Predictable Revenue from Time Data

PointOne, rethinking how firms run with AI, led by Jeremy Ben-Meir, Katon Luaces, and the team, has raised $16 million in Series A led by 8VC, with continued participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, General Catalyst, Y Combinator, and existing investors, bringing the total funding to $20 million.

Law firms rely heavily on time data, yet the tools used to capture it have long been inadequate, limiting pricing, staffing, and profitability decisions. Founded three years ago, PointOne set out to rebuild this foundation with AI-native infrastructure tailored to legal workflows. Since then, the team has grown from four to nearly twenty, maintaining a lean, fast-moving approach focused on close customer collaboration and high-impact development.

Accurate time data remains fundamental to legal operations, yet effective capture has long been lacking. PointOne addresses this with AI-driven time entry, ensuring complete and clean data from the start, enabling more reliable pricing, informed staffing, and predictable profitability. Building on this foundation, the platform extends into intelligent bill review, compliance, and pricing intelligence as part of a broader data strategy for law firms.

Over the past six months, revenue has grown 10x, with adoption ranging from boutique practices to leading global firms, positioning PointOne as critical infrastructure for both current operations and future-ready data systems.

Existing tools used by law firms to manage their most valuable asset fall short of expectations, prompting the creation of PointOne to deliver infrastructure that truly works, with further progress still ahead,” said Jeremy, Co-founder and CTO of PointOne.

The funding will support deeper engagement with existing firms, accelerate platform development, and expand the team to meet growing demand while maintaining speed and focus. As AI becomes a present competitive force in the legal industry, PointOne is positioning itself as the data infrastructure enabling firms to define the next generation of legal services.