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    Harvey

    Legal AI Platform

    Harvey is an AI platform built for law firms and professional services, used by a majority of AmLaw 100 firms. It provides legal research, contract analysis, due diligence, vault document storage, autonomous legal agents, and Microsoft 365 integration. Founded in 2022, Harvey reached $190M+ ARR by early 2026 and is valued at $8B.

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    • CoCounsel (Thomson Reuters legal AI assistant)
    • Lexis+ AI (LexisNexis AI legal research)
    • Spellbook (contract drafting AI for smaller firms)

    Features & details

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    Category (short)
    Legal AI Platform
    Category
    Legal AI Platform
    Pricing (CSV)
    Free Trial
    Directory pricing
    Freemium
    Sponsored note
    no
    Target audience
    large law firms with 20+ attorney minimum commitments, in-house legal teams at Fortune 500 companies, high-billing practices where AI ROI exceeds seat cost, Not ideal for: solo practitioners, small firms, or buyers needing self-serve signup
    Best for
    large law firms with 20+ attorney minimum commitments, in-house legal teams at Fortune 500 companies, high-billing practices where AI ROI exceeds seat cost, Not ideal for: solo practitioners, small firms, or buyers needing self-serve signup
    Pricing notes
    No public pricing page (harvey.ai/pricing returns 404, July 2026). Sales-led enterprise only. Industry leaks and procurement reports consistently cite ~$1,200/seat/mo base tier and ~$2,400/seat/mo with LexisNexis integration. Minimums often 20–50 seats on 12-month terms (~$288K–$360K/year floor). Implementation fees commonly $10K–$100K+. Harvey reported $190M ARR January 2026.

    Pros & cons

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    Pros

    • purpose-built for legal workflows
    • trusted by top global law firms
    • comprehensive agent and vault capabilities
    • strong security and compliance posture

    Cons

    • extremely expensive with no public pricing
    • long enterprise sales cycles
    • impractical for small firms and solos

    Review notes

    Context from the listing review and editorial research.

    Harvey is the dominant legal AI brand with marquee firm logos and strong practitioner testimonials. Legal tech communities debate pricing accessibility for mid-size firms and whether leaked $1,200+/seat rates exclude smaller practices.

    Extended features

    In-depth description and capability notes.

    Harvey Agents — end-to-end execution of complex legal workflows Vault — secure bulk document storage and analysis Knowledge — cross-domain legal, regulatory, and tax research Contract Intelligence — negotiation insights and accelerated review Shared Spaces — collaborate securely across organizations Harvey Mobile — capture and continue work on the go Ecosystem integrations — Microsoft 365, LexisNexis bundle options, and trusted sources

    Use cases

    Am Law 200 firms and Fortune 500 legal departments deploy Harvey for research, contract review, and transaction due diligence at scale. Associates use it to draft and analyze faster while partners leverage agents for repeatable playbooks across practice groups.