Overview
What is Harvey?
Harvey is an enterprise legal AI platform built for the world's top law firms and in-house legal teams. It runs client matters on one collaborative platform where lawyers and AI agents work from the same context. Purpose-built Agents execute complex legal work end to end, Vault stores and bulk-analyses thousands of documents, Knowledge researches legal, regulatory, and tax questions, and Spaces lets firms, clients, and co-counsel collaborate with ethical walls in place. Harvey II, launched in 2026, adds agents that inherit matter context and remember how you work. Harvey is used by 2,400+ legal organisations and 200,000+ professionals in 70+ countries, including 75+ AmLaw 100 firms, A&O Shearman, Latham & Watkins, Deutsche Telekom, and Bayer. It's certified to SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, ISO 42001, GDPR, and CCPA, with US, EU, and AU data regions. Harvey reached an $11B valuation in March 2026.
Capabilities
Harvey features
Professional class AI platform with enterprise controls including SAML SSO, audit logs, IP allow‑listing, and data lifecycle management.
Purpose‑built tools for legal work that help users navigate complex legal matters and reduce manual work across the legal lifecycle.
Access, search, and citation over more than 100 legal data sources from around the world within the same workspace.
Integrated experience across Microsoft Word, Outlook, and SharePoint, with Harvey working directly in those environments.
Workflow capabilities where users describe what is needed and Harvey plans, executes, and delivers review‑ready, fully cited results.
Deep dive
More about Harvey
Key Use Cases
- Transactional: due diligence, contract analysis, and review at scale.
- Litigation: research, document analysis, and drafting with less manual effort.
- In-house: manage contracts, optimise outside counsel, and delegate repetitive work to agents.
- Law firms: run every client matter securely with lawyers and agents sharing context.
- Cross-firm collaboration: work with clients and co-counsel in governed Spaces.
- Innovation leaders: benchmark usage and drive firm-wide AI transformation.
Pricing
Harvey does not publish pricing. All plans are custom, per seat, and sold on annual contracts through enterprise sales. Figures below are third-party market estimates from 2026 reporting, not confirmed by Harvey.
- Standard Seats — Reported $1,200–$2,000+ per user/month.
Full platform; price set by bundle and add-ons chosen. Reported 20-seat minimum puts the floor near $288,000/year. - With LexisNexis Bundle — Reported around $2,400 per user/month.
Adds LexisNexis content for research grounded in trusted sources. - Reduced-Scope Tier — Reported around $399 per user/month.
Surfaced in buyer reports for smaller deployments; not officially confirmed. - Enterprise Volume Pricing — Custom quote.
Large firms with 200+ seats on multi-year deals get significantly lower per-seat rates. - Pay-As-You-Go — Credit-based metered option reported in 2026.
- Add-Ons — Custom quote.
Implementation, premium support, training, and custom fine-tuning.
The verdict
Pros & cons
Pros
Trusted by 75+ AmLaw 100 firms and major corporate legal teams.
Agents handle complex, multi-step legal work end to end.
Vault analyses thousands of documents with a single query.
Strong governance – ethical walls, audit logs, and regional data residency.
Top-tier security and AI certifications.
Users report 25+ hours saved per month.
Backed by $11B valuation and major investors.
Cons
One of the most expensive legal AI tools on the market.
No public pricing or self-serve trial.
High seat minimums exclude solo and small firms.
Long sales cycle and multi-year commitments.
Reported renewal increases of 10–25% without a cap.
Almost no public reviews to compare against.