Oncue is a technology company.
Oncue has raised $10.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Oncue.
Oncue has raised $10.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Oncue has raised $10.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Oncue's investors include 2048 Ventures, Kevin Hartz, Authentic Ventures, David Ibnale, Bain Capital Ventures, BoxGroup, Chemistry VC, Company Capital, CRV, Hanabi Capital, Liquid 2 Ventures, Northside Ventures.
Key people at Oncue.
OnCue Technology, LLC is a software company specializing in trial presentation software for the legal industry, offering SaaS tools with streamlined workflows, powerful video editing, evidence control, and rapid presentation capabilities.[1][3][5] It serves law firms and trial teams by solving courtroom presentation challenges, such as managing depositions, editing videos to remove filler words, resolving file naming conflicts, and enabling seamless "On-Air" mode for stress-free displays without extra hardware.[3][5] Founded in 2010 and BBB-accredited since 2024 with an A+ rating, OnCue has powered thousands of trials since 2014, emphasizing reliability built by full-time trial consultants, with CEO Eric Pubentz leading operations from Houston, TX (and some references to Virginia).[1][5]
The platform's growth momentum includes strong user testimonials on value and flexibility—like pay-per-use seating—and tech integrations (e.g., PHP, Cloudflare, Zendesk), positioning it as a focused player in legal tech with revenue under $5 million and fewer than 25 employees.[2][5]
OnCue Technology, LLC started on March 31, 2010, as a limited liability company in Houston, Texas, initially under the category of computer systems design and related services.[1][6] Eric Pubentz serves as CEO and primary contact, guiding the firm through its evolution into a legal software specialist.[1] By 2014, OnCue had refined its trial presentation software based on insights from full-time trial presentation consultants, leading to its use in thousands of trials and a sharpened focus on legal workflows.[5]
The idea emerged from real-world courtroom needs, with pivotal development around video editing, reductive search, and customizable workspaces to address pain points like deposition playback and evidence organization.[3][5] Early traction built through BBB accreditation in 2024 and positive feedback, such as trial teams praising its simplicity and cost-efficiency.[2][5]
OnCue stands out in legal presentation software through legal-specific features and user-centric design:
OnCue rides the legal tech trend of digitizing courtroom tools amid rising demand for efficient trial presentations in a $70B+ moving industry adjacent (via customer case) and broader SaaS adoption.[4] Timing aligns with post-2020 remote/hybrid trials accelerating needs for reliable video depo handling and AI-free, consultant-built software that avoids generic tools' pitfalls.[3][5] Market forces like BBB trust signals and niche focus favor it over general platforms, influencing the ecosystem by empowering trial teams with pro-grade control—reducing stress, cutting prep time, and enabling polished deliveries that generic software can't match.[1][5]
OnCue's trajectory points to expanded adoption in high-stakes litigation, with potential growth via its new Professional Registry and free evaluations to onboard more firms.[5] Trends like AI-enhanced editing or mobile courtroom integrations could amplify its tools, while SaaS scalability supports revenue growth beyond $5M. Its influence may evolve by setting standards for consultant-led legal tech, solidifying OnCue as indispensable for trials where evidence must "speak for itself"—echoing its laser-focused mission from day one.[5]
Oncue has raised $10.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $10.0M Series A in January 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2021 | $10.0M Series A | 2048 Ventures, Kevin Hartz, Authentic Ventures, David Ibnale, Bain Capital Ventures, BoxGroup, Chemistry VC, Company Capital, CRV, Hanabi Capital, Liquid 2 Ventures, Northside Ventures, Rethink Impact, RRE Ventures, RTP Ventures, Saga, Sequoia Capital, South Park Commons, Stellar Capital, Yext, Adam D'Angelo, Alexander Sacerdote, Drew Houston, Eric Wei, Frederic Kerrest, Jeff Bezos, John Collison, Joshua Reeves, Karim Atiyeh, Rick Wagoner, Ron Pragides, Tom Blaisdell |
