Riyadh – Sharikat Mubasher: Saudi-based legal technology startup Malakah announced raising $600,000 in a Pre-Seed funding round backed by a group of angel investors.

The funding underscores growing confidence in the company’s vision to revolutionize legal services through artificial intelligence, according to a recent press release.

Founded in 2023 by entrepreneurs Abdullah Bukhari, Mohammed Al Harbi, and Sinan Ben Taher, Malakah aims to streamline legal processes in Saudi Arabia by leveraging advanced AI technologies. Its platform offers smart legal consultations, dispute resolution guidance, and AI-powered contract drafting and analysis—eliminating the need for human intervention in many legal tasks.

At LEAP 2025, one of the region’s largest tech conferences, Malakah unveiled its first product: a digital legal guidance platform designed to provide users with accurate legal information based on Saudi regulations. The platform, which supports both Arabic and English, simplifies access to legal expertise, initially focusing on labor law.

By automating legal processes, Malakah seeks to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve accessibility to legal services for individuals and businesses. The company launched a trial version of its platform three months ago and continues to refine its offerings as it expands.

Malakah’s vision aligns with Saudi Arabia’s broader push to integrate technology into key sectors, making legal services more transparent and efficient. The latest funding round will support further development and market expansion, positioning the startup at the forefront of the Kingdom’s emerging LegalTech landscape.