Orbital, the AI platform for real estate law, has raised a £45 million Series B funding round led by Brighton Park Capital. Building on its position as the UK's market leader in real estate legal AI, Orbital will use the investment to support continued US and UK growth and expand adoption across the real estate transaction ecosystem.
Orbital's technology is designed to meet the deeply specific demands of real estate legal work, a practice area materially underserved by the broader legaltech AI landscape. By combining AI optimised for real estate law with spatial visualisation, mapping, and real estate data, Orbital automates real estate legal work and enables transactions to progress faster. This replaces manual, document-heavy review across hundreds of interdependent records, maps and historic deeds (many of which date back decades or even centuries) and charts the course to fully automated AI-driven real estate legal processes, introducing speed and transparency for the world's largest asset class.
The funding round will support Orbital's expansion into the broader real estate ecosystem and accelerate product investment to build a single, secure workspace for real estate legal work across the lifecycle of the entire real estate asset class. Following the opening of its New York office in 2025, it plans to double headcount and establish additional US hubs from where it can best serve its customers.
Orbital ended 2025 supporting 200,000 real estate transactions across the US and UK. Orbital products are used by hundreds of law firms across AM Law 100, Magic Circle, and beyond, as well as in-house legal teams, real estate developers, title companies, and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), demonstrating the breadth of adoption across varied real estate deals.
Led by Brighton Park Capital, the round also featured participation from investors across the legal and real estate sectors, with new investors including REV, the venture capital arm of RELX Group which owns LexisNexis Legal & Professional, The LegalTech Fund, Moderne Ventures, and Grosvenor Group, the international real estate company and an existing Orbital customer. Existing investors including JLL Spark, Outward, and Seedcamp also participated in the round.
