
QuickLegal is a Romanian SaaS platform that automates the recovery of unpaid invoices using AI technology and connects users instantly with specialized lawyers. It offers a comprehensive legal tech solution including automated debt collection workflows, real-time monitoring reports, access to legal drafts, authorized translations, and live 15-minute free consultations with lawyers. The platform targets businesses seeking to streamline financial flows and legal assistance, providing personalized lawyer matching based on user needs and legal issue specifics. With over 650 users, 160 lawyers online, and more than 1000 questions answered, QuickLegal positions itself as an innovative, client-centered legal tech company focused on accessibility, transparency, and efficiency in the Romanian legal market.

QuickLegal is a Romanian SaaS platform that automates the recovery of unpaid invoices using AI technology and connects users instantly with specialized lawyers. It offers a comprehensive legal tech solution including automated debt collection workflows, real-time monitoring reports, access to legal drafts, authorized translations, and live 15-minute free consultations with lawyers. The platform targets businesses seeking to streamline financial flows and legal assistance, providing personalized lawyer matching based on user needs and legal issue specifics. With over 650 users, 160 lawyers online, and more than 1000 questions answered, QuickLegal positions itself as an innovative, client-centered legal tech company focused on accessibility, transparency, and efficiency in the Romanian legal market.
What: Romanian legal‑tech SaaS for automated debt recovery and lawyer marketplace
Founded: 2021
Users / Lawyers: ~1,013 users; ~160 online lawyers
Notable funding: €236,000 (2023: €199k grant via Innovation Norway + €36k private investors)
Team size: 7 employees
Debt recovery and access to legal services for individuals and SMEs in Romania.
2021
Legal tech; SaaS
€236,000
€199,000 grant via EEA & Norway Grants through Innovation Norway plus €36,000 from private investors