EstateMin Raises €1 Million for US Expansion
EstateMin has raised €1 million in pre-seed funding to grow in the US, EU-Startups reports. NDRC, First Port Syndicate and Enterprise Ireland took part, alongside angel investors.
Founded in Ireland in 2024 and now headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, EstateMin provides an AI platform for trust and estate law firms. It digitises client intake, extracts data from documents, organises estate information and supports form preparation, and its AI Case Reviewer flags missing fields, inconsistencies and additional forms before a submission is finalised.
The platform is active in all 50 US states and integrates with case management systems including Clio. EstateMin says firms use it to manage more than €686 million in estate values across 777 matters. The funding will go to US customer acquisition, go-to-market operations and expanding its engineering and product teams.
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