Amsterdam’s Saga raises over €1.5 million to expand its lawyer-centric AI platform across Europe and Latin America

October 2, 2025 at 03:25 PM UTC
EU-Startups
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Amsterdam’s Saga raises over €1.5 million to expand its lawyer-centric AI platform across Europe and Latin America

Amsterdam-based LegalTech startup Saga has secured over €1.5 million in seed funding, marking a significant boost to its AI-powered platform designed for legal professionals. This investment will fuel the expansion of Saga's operations across Europe and Latin America, furthering the development of European-led digital solutions within the legal sector and strengthening Europe's digital sovereignty in a critical area. The funding round saw participation from Dutch and Norwegian investors, demonstrating confidence in the European LegalTech market. Saga’s platform focuses on AI-driven workflows, helping legal professionals streamline processes and improve efficiency. The company plans a Series A funding round in early 2026 to further support product development and international expansion. This expansion is particularly relevant for European citizens and businesses as it provides access to potentially more affordable and efficient legal services, all based on a European-developed platform. The initiative aligns with the European Union’s push for digital transformation and supports GDPR compliance by offering a data-privacy conscious alternative to U.S. or Asian-based legal tech solutions. The investment in Saga represents a larger trend of growth within the European LegalTech sector, with similar AI-focused platforms gaining traction in countries like Denmark, the UK, and Italy. This growth could drive innovation and competition, potentially benefiting consumers with better and more accessible legal services in the years to come.

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Published: October 2, 2025 at 03:25 PM UTC
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