Clio
Clio is a legal tech company based in Vancouver, Canada, founded in 2008. Cloud practice management and AI software for law firms. It was valued at $5bn on 10 November 2025 (Series G ($500m)), which makes it a unicorn in the 311 Unicorn Index.
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Source: Company announcement / Bloomberg
About Clio
Cloud practice management and AI software for law firms. Lead investors in its latest round: New Enterprise Associates (NEA). Website: clio.com.
How this figure is calculated
The valuation set by the latest priced funding round or company-run share sale, as announced by the company or its lead investor, or reported by a major news organisation. Figures in other currencies are converted at the rate on the day of the round. Talks that have been reported but not closed do not count.
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Other unicorns in Canada
- Wealthsimple ($7.14bn)
- Cohere ($7bn)
- 1Password ($6.8bn)
- Hopper ($5bn)
- Tenstorrent ($2.69bn)
- Trulioo ($1.75bn)
- Ada ($1.2bn)
Questions and answers
How much is Clio worth?
Clio was valued at $5bn on 10 November 2025 (Series G ($500m)), according to the 311 Unicorn Index.
Where is Clio based?
Clio is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
When was Clio founded?
Clio was founded in 2008.
What does Clio do?
Cloud practice management and AI software for law firms.
Is Clio a unicorn?
Yes. Clio is a privately held company valued at $1 billion or more, so it is a unicorn in the 311 Unicorn Index.
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