Jusfy

About Jusfy

Jusfy operates as a legal operations platform in Brazil, providing a suite of integrated digital tools for legal professionals. The company was formally established in 2020 by CEO Rafael Saccol Bagolin and CTO Juliano Lima, though their collaboration began in 2017. The venture originated from Bagolin's own experience as a lawyer with over 15 years in the field. He faced significant inefficiencies and high costs, particularly with the complex financial calculations required for lawsuits, which often necessitated hiring expensive accountants.

To solve this, Bagolin collaborated with Lima, a developer, to create an automated calculation tool for his own firm's use. The tool's effectiveness led to it being shared with colleagues and quickly spreading through word-of-mouth. When the server costs escalated due to over 100 lawyers using the initially free tool, the founders realized its market potential after users expressed a willingness to pay for access. This organic demand led to the formal creation of Jusfy. The company targets the vast Brazilian legal market, which includes over a million lawyers and a backlog of more than 80 million active cases. Revenue is generated through a SaaS model, with tiered subscription plans (Starter, Master, Ultimate) offering access to a range of tools.

The platform has evolved from a single calculator to a comprehensive one-stop-shop for lawyers. Key features include a variety of automated legal calculators that account for Brazil's multiple inflation indexes and law codes, a client acquisition marketplace, and case progress monitoring across Brazil's 93 different court systems. A significant feature is JusFinder, a search tool that allows users to locate public information, assets like vehicles, corporate shareholdings, and credit restrictions. The company is also developing AI capabilities, including a chatbot fed with millions of Brazilian lawsuits to act as a lawyer's co-pilot, providing updates, advice, and eventually, document drafting. Jusfy has secured partnerships with several state chapters of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB). The company has attracted investor attention, raising a $1.32M seed round in December 2022 and an undisclosed Pre-Series A in March 2025, with investors including SaaSholic, Maya Capital, and The LegalTech Fund.