Harvey

Key facts: Harvey is an AI platform built for legal professionals: it assists with research, document drafting, contract review and case analysis, drawing on legal sources and a firm’s own documents, with workflow tools for due diligence, litigation and transactional work. It serves law firms and corporate legal teams, and in October 2026 it acquired the sales-execution platform Aida, its fifth acquisition of the year.

Plans: Harvey is an enterprise product with pricing agreed per firm, and no public free tier. Firms typically evaluate it through a demo and pilot rather than self-serve signup.

Best for: law firms and in-house legal teams handling high volumes of documents. Watch out: AI legal output is a draft, not advice — every citation and clause still needs a qualified lawyer’s verification before it is relied on. Who should skip it: individuals with a one-off legal question, or anyone looking for a free self-serve legal tool.

Pros

• Built specifically for legal professionals, not a general chatbot repurposed for law.
• Assists with research, document drafting, contract review and case analysis.
• Draws on legal sources and a firm's own documents for its work.
• Offers workflow tools for due diligence, litigation and transactional work.

Watch out for

• AI legal output is a draft, not advice: every citation and clause still needs a qualified lawyer's verification before it is relied on.
• It is an enterprise product with pricing agreed per firm, so there is no self-serve signup or public free tier.
• Firms typically evaluate it through a demo and pilot, which takes longer than a free trial.

Pricing

Harvey is an enterprise product with pricing agreed per firm, and no public free tier. Firms typically evaluate it through a demo and pilot rather than self-serve signup.

FAQs

Is Harvey free? No, it is an enterprise product with pricing agreed per firm and no public free tier.

Can Harvey replace a lawyer? No, its output is a draft, not advice; every citation and clause still needs a qualified lawyer's verification.

Who uses Harvey? Law firms and corporate legal teams handling high volumes of documents.

What legal work does it cover? Research, document drafting, contract review and case analysis, with workflows for due diligence, litigation and transactional work.