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DoNotPay
Consumer 'robot lawyer' automating bureaucracy — parking tickets, subscriptions, small claims.
Stage
series b
Status
private
Coverage
full
Why DoNotPay is interesting
Founder Joshua Browder's mission-driven legal automation drew a16z and Lux into a $210M-valuation Series B before product pivots and regulatory scrutiny.
Key facts
- Series B (Jul 2021): $10M at ~$210M valuation; Lux Capital and Tribe Capital joined a16z (Bloomberg)
- Consumer legal-automation app founded by Joshua Browder — 'robot lawyer' for parking tickets and bureaucracy
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Industries
Consumer AI & Machine Learning
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FAQs about DoNotPay
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
DoNotPay automates consumer legal and administrative tasks — generating letters to dispute fines, cancel subscriptions, and navigate small claims without hiring a lawyer.
Andreessen Horowitz (/fund/andreessen-horowitz) backed DoNotPay. Lux Capital (/fund/lux-capital) and Tribe Capital joined the $10M Series B in July 2021 at roughly $210M valuation.
DoNotPay raised a $10M Series B in July 2021. It remains a private company.
DoNotPay tested whether consumer legal tasks could be productized at scale — raising both enthusiasm for access-to-justice automation and questions about unauthorized practice of law.
No. DoNotPay is privately held as of July 2026.
Last updated: 2026-07-24