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Harvey
$1,000/mo
AI for legal and professional work
Harvey is a domain-specific AI platform built for the legal industry. It streamlines complex legal workflows including contract analysis, due diligence, compliance review, litigation support, and legal research. The platform uses custom-trained AI models to analyze documents, draft legal content, answer complex legal questions, and execute legal work through purpose-built agents. Harvey is designed for elite law firms and Fortune 500 legal departments, built on Microsoft Azure infrastructure with strict data security and segregation.
Who it's for
legal teams
Pricing · enterprise
checked today| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise | $1,000 /mo | $1,000-$2,000 per lawyer per month (industry estimates) · 20-seat minimum commitment typically required · 12-month annual commitments standard · Custom quotes based on firm size and feature requirements · Pricing not publicly listed; contact sales for exact terms |
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Use it for
- — Contract analysis and review
- — Due diligence for M&A transactions
- — Legal research across complex domains
- — Litigation support and document analysis
- — Compliance and regulatory review
- — Legal drafting and document generation
Get the most out of it
- 01Negotiate pricing by gathering competing quotes from alternative tools like Legora, CoCounsel, and Spellbook to establish leverage before signing
- 02Model 3-year total cost of ownership including annual price increases (typically 5-10% at renewal) before committing to the platform
- 03Use Harvey Academy's on-demand training and expert workflows to ensure your team maximizes ROI, particularly focusing on high-volume tasks where the tool delivers greatest value
- 04Prioritize adoption among power users who execute agents daily; smaller firms running tools infrequently may not achieve positive cost-benefit against per-seat pricing
- 05Integrate Harvey's Connector Library with your existing document management and institutional knowledge systems for seamless workflow integration
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