OneGC

ActiveAI-native

The AI-native platform that runs legal for startups.

What it does

OneGC is the first platform that runs legal for startups. In less than 3 months, the company has scaled to over $1.18M in ARR (420K in pilot), added more than 50 customers, and is growing at 127%+ MoM. OneGC is the first AI-powered platform that runs legal for startups. It turns legal from an outside service that founders have to chase into a product embedded in their business. The platform reviews a company's contracts and records, finds the gaps, autonomously fixes them, and shows founders what to do next. Anything that needs a lawyer's touch goes to OneGC's own law firm of startup attorneys. Day to day, OneGC handles everything from urgent commercial redlines and employment matters to equity management and board consents. Think Rippling or Vanta for legal. Pricing is an annual subscription, tiered by volume of legal usage credits. No billable hours. OneGC is founded by Evan Vandenberg (CEO), Gabe Azevedo (CTO), and Jacques Baritot (Managing Attorney/GC).

Its site says now · captured 2026-09-19

OneGC | The Platform That Runs Legal for You

Software to move fast. Lawyers to get it right. OneGC combines a legal platform and attorney team for startup contracts, fundraising, governance, and compliance.

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