Legal tech startup Mary Technology closes $7 million funding round

Sydney-headquartered legal tech startup Mary Technology has closed a $7 million funding round led by OIF Ventures, along with participation from existing investors including Sydney Angels and Empress Capital.

The startup is building a fact management software platform designed for litigation and disputes.

The funding will underpin Mary Technology’s US expansion - where the company is already working with a number of specialist firms - with the opening of an office in San Francisco, with the company also targeting small and mid-size law firms, a market it says is underserved.

By linking key facts to source documents and materials, Mary’s platform lets legal teams identify missed facts, case gaps and inefficiencies quickly. Mary claims firms using its technology report time savings of between 50 and 90 percent.

“Facts determine whether a legal case is won or lost, yet the way they’re managed hasn’t changed in decades,” said Mary Technology chief executive Daniel Lord-Doyle.

“That’s why we’re building the system of record for litigation facts to move from fragmented information to actionable intelligence."

Founded in 2023, the company achieved 10x annual recurring revenue in 2025 and more than 2,000 lawyers globally using the platform from in-house counsel and law firms, including Shine Lawyers, Maurice Blackburn, Hall & Wilcox and Zaparas Lawyers.