Filevine Reaches $250M ARR

This revenue milestone shows that Filevine is no longer just case management software, it is becoming the operating system for plaintiff law firms. Growth from $130M in 2024 to $205M at the end of 2025 and $250M by April 2026 came as Filevine sold more seats, added more firms, and expanded from paralegal workflow into billing, payments, and attorney AI tools that raise spend inside each account.1 2 3

• Filevine grew its customer base from roughly 3,400 firms and legal teams in mid 2024 to nearly 6,000 by September 2025, while net dollar retention stayed above 120%. That means existing customers were buying more product faster than churn was offsetting it.1 3
• The product stack now spans intake, matter management, document work, payments, billing, deposition and medical record workflows. Acquisitions like Lead Docket, Outlaw, Parrot, and Pincites pulled more of a law firm's daily work into one record system, which makes expansion revenue easier to win.3
• Compared with Clio at $500M ARR, Harvey at $300M ARR, and Legora at $100M ARR in spring 2026, Filevine sits in the middle. It is larger than the pure legal AI upstarts, but cheaper and more workflow embedded, which supports a lower but still strong revenue multiple near 16x.2 3

The next phase is deeper wallet share inside litigation firms. As legal AI shifts from stand alone drafting tools into software that owns the case file, billing trail, and settlement workflow, Filevine is positioned to keep turning support staff software into a broader front office and back office platform.2 3