Acquisition
Aug 2025Vulcan said it acquired RegsBot/RegBot.ai and integrated its policy-analysis product into Vulcan's platform.
SourceCompany research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
Austin-based reg-tech/GovTech AI startup building Justinian and Trajan: AI agents that map American law, automate regulatory review, and support government service delivery for agencies and regulated enterprises.
Primary product
Justinian, an AI agent for law, policy, and regulatory work
Founded
2025
Headquarters
Austin, Texas, US
Team size
17
Industry
Artificial Intelligence
Sub-industry
RegTech / GovTech / legal AI
Offices
Austin, TX, US
Business model
enterprise SaaS
government contracts
Funding
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$10.9M
Latest round
Seed · Oct 2025
Latest amount
$10.9M
Oct 2025 · General Catalyst and Cubit Capital
People & investors
Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Co-Founder & CTO
Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer
Lead Security Engineer
Work & culture
Mission-driven and security-first, with a public-interest orientation and a strong human-in-the-loop ethos. Hiring language emphasizes high-integrity, high-discipline operators and building infrastructure for the AGI era of government and law.
Compensation
Public job postings show salary-plus-equity ranges rather than a single blanket policy; for example, a Y Combinator-listed Director of Government Affairs role was posted at $80K-$150K plus 0.15%-1.00% equity. Other roles are salary-listed, but a company-wide compensation policy is not public.
Product & market
Pricing
Enterprise subscriptions and annual or multi-year contracts
Differentiators
- —Proprietary legal and policy corpus plus knowledge graph
- —Primary-source citations and audit trails
- —FedRAMP-ready deployment on AWS GovCloud
- —Human-in-the-loop approval gates for consequential actions
- —Slack, email, web, and desktop delivery surfaces
- —Never trains on customer data
Technology
AWS GovCloud (US)
FedRAMP Rev. 5 controls
Okta SAML SSO
AWS Security Hub
Wiz
Datadog
FIPS 140-2 cryptography
Slack integration
web app
macOS desktop app
Windows desktop app
proprietary legal/policy knowledge graph
Customers
Virginia Office of Regulatory Management
Virginia state agencies
Texas state agencies
Louisiana Department of Administration
Louisiana Office of Technology Services
government agencies
law firms
in-house counsel
regulatory/compliance teams
policy teams
Competitors
RegsBot
Deloitte
legacy legal/regulatory consultancies
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
≈$220K ARR (GetLatka estimate, 2025)
Signals & risks
Other
May 2026A later report noted Vulcan said a press release naming the U.S. Department of Education and South Carolina DOGE as customers had been issued in error, creating public-claim ambiguity.
SourceLatest news
StateScoop · May 2026
StateScoop coverage highlighted Vulcan's Texas deployment, where the company helped the public navigate regulations, permits, and licenses.
Transformer · Apr 2026
Coverage of the broader AI-lawmaking trend that also noted Vulcan's public-customer claim correction regarding the U.S. Department of Education and South Carolina DOGE.
PR Newswire · Oct 2025
Official seed-round announcement: $10.9M raised, co-led by General Catalyst and Cubit Capital, with a list of strategic investors.
VPM News · Sep 2025
Explained Vulcan's Virginia work, including a three-month contract and use in regulatory reduction efforts.
General Catalyst
Investor write-up describing Vulcan's living map of American law, audit-ready citations, and regulated-market use cases.
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