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Natural Language Processing (NLP) Software548 Market St, PMB 52855, San Francisco, CaliforniaFounded 2013

Casetext was acquired.

Casetext is a legal technology company that provides a platform for legal research and analytics. The company's mission is to make legal research faster, more accurate, and more accessible for legal professionals.

casetext.comLinkedInUpdated Oct 17, 2024
Annual revenue
$11.9M
Oct 2024EST.
Owner
Undisclosed
Date not on record
Employees
64
Oct 2024
Customers
7.5K

Casetext revenue

Casetext has not published its revenue. GetLatka estimates it at about $11.9M a year (October 2024).

As ofRevenueSource
Jan 2021$4.9M–
Nov 2023$10.3MEST.GetLatka estimate
Oct 2024$11.9MEST.GetLatka estimate

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Who owns Casetext

Another company owns Casetext. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Casetext CEO, founders & employees

Jake Heller founded Casetext in 2013 and led it as CEO. Casetext had 64 employees (October 2024, LinkedIn), down from 97 a year earlier.

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Oct 202464LinkedIn
Nov 202397–
Jul 202397–
Nov 202274–
Nov 202150–
Jan 202150–

Casetext FAQ

How much money does Casetext make?

Casetext has not published its revenue. GetLatka estimates about $11.9M a year (October 2024).

Who owns Casetext?

Casetext was acquired; the buyer is not on record.

Is Casetext publicly traded?

No. Casetext was acquired.

Who founded Casetext?

Jake Heller, in 2013.

How many employees does Casetext have?

About 64 as of October 2024 (LinkedIn).

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How this page is sourced

1 from public sources · 2 estimates. Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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