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LinkSquares, Inc. is a software as a service (SaaS) company that develops legal workflow software.

LinkSquares was founded in Boston, Massachusetts in 2015 by current CEO Chris Combs and former CEO Vishal Sunak, the latter a cousin of former United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.^[1].^[2] The pair conceived of the LinkSquares solution while performing manual due diligence work as employees at another SaaS startup, Backupify,^[3] which was preparing for acquisition by Datto.^[4][5]

As of February of 2026, LinkSquares has raised venture capital funding totaling approximately $160 million.^[6]

• Seed Round (May 2018) - $2.16 million led by Regent Private Capital^[7]
• Seed Extension (March 2019) - $4.8 million co-led by Hyperplane VC and MassMutual Ventures^[8]
• Series A (February 2020) - $14.5 million led by Jump Capital^[2]
• Series B (July 2021) - $40 million led by Sorenson Capital^[9]
• Series C (April 2022) - $100 million co-led by G Squared and G2 Venture Partners^[6]

LinkSquares offers contract lifecycle management solutions^[10] that employ artificial intelligence to assist in-house legal departments.^[11][12][13] The company initially focused on contract analytics (their "LinkSquares Analyze" solution)^[14][2]. Subsequent LinkSquares releases include contract drafting software (Linksquares "Finalize"), e-signature (LinkSquares "Sign"),^[15] and project management tools (LinkSquares "Prioritize").^[16]

LinkSquares has been a member of the Inc. 5000 list every year since 2021.^[17]

In 2022, 2023, and 2025, LinkSquares was in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500.^[18][19]

In 2022, 2023, and 2025, Linksquares was names to the Inc. "Power Partners" list for leading SaaS companies^[20]

In 2022, the company was named to Forbes' "Next Billion-Dollar Startups" list.^[21]

• Contract lifecycle management
• Legal technology
• Enterprise software
• Document management system
• Lawbot

• Official website