Harvey
by Harvey AI (Counsel AI Corporation)
Practice made perfect: domain-specific AI for legal and professional services.
Harvey is a domain-specific generative AI platform built for legal and professional services that automates research, drafting, document analysis, due diligence, and complex legal workflows. Founded in 2022 by former lawyer Winston Weinberg and ex-Google DeepMind researcher Gabriel Pereyra, it is used by global law firms and Fortune 500 enterprises.
At a Glance
- Category
- Industry & Government
- Pricing
- Subscription, Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- General Counsel, Law Firm Partners, In-House Legal Teams, Legal Operations, Professional Services Firms
- Founded
- 2022
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
- Customers
- 1,300+ organizations and 100,000+ lawyers across 60+ countries
Key Features
- ✓Assistant
Domain-specific AI for document analysis, legal research, and faster drafting of contracts, briefs, and memos.
- ✓Vault
Secure storage, organization, and bulk analysis of large volumes of legal documents.
- ✓Knowledge
Research across complex legal, regulatory, and tax questions using trusted authoritative sources.
- ✓Agents
Purpose-built AI agents that execute multi-step legal work end to end across firm workflows.
- ✓Contract Intelligence
Deal insights, negotiation support, and accelerated contract reviews.
- ✓Command Center
Analytics and benchmarking to measure and manage organizational AI adoption and transformation.
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •Legal research and drafting
Answer legal questions and draft contracts, pleadings, and memoranda grounded in case law and firm templates.
- •Due diligence and document review
Bulk-analyze large document sets for M&A diligence, contract review, and litigation support.
- •Complex agentic workflows
Run custom AI agents that execute end-to-end legal tasks across research, drafting, and analysis.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Legal research, drafting, and document review
- ✓Due diligence and contract analysis for law firms
- ✓Enterprise in-house legal teams automating complex workflows
Market & Ratings
1,300+ organizations and 100,000+ lawyers across 60+ countries
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Domain-specific accuracy tuned for legal workflows
- ✓Broad product suite and end-to-end agent capabilities
- ✓Strong enterprise security and compliance certifications
- ✓Proven adoption at top global law firms and Fortune 500 legal teams
- ✓Backed by leading investors with rapid revenue growth
Cons
- ✗Premium per-seat pricing with enterprise seat minimums
- ✗Opaque, non-public pricing requiring negotiation
- ✗Months-long deployment for larger rollouts
- ✗Some critics view it as a fine-tuned LLM/RAG wrapper vulnerable to model commoditization
Pricing
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓Per-seat licensing with enterprise minimums (~20-seat minimum)
- ✓Assistant, Vault, Knowledge, and Agents
- ✓Regional instances (US, EU, AU)
- ✓SSO, audit logs, and enterprise security
Harvey does not publish pricing publicly. It uses per-user, per-month enterprise licensing with seat minimums; third-party reports of quotes range widely, from roughly $100-$400 per user/month for large AmLaw deployments up to $1,200-$2,400 per user/month for smaller firms and with add-ons like LexisNexis integration. Treat all figures as directional and not vendor-confirmed.
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