Harvey Paid

Harvey is an AI platform built for law firms and in-house legal teams. It drafts documents, runs legal research, analyzes contracts and answers questions grounded in your firm’s own knowledge base. It is enterprise software sold per seat to firms, with no public self-serve pricing.

What is Harvey?

Harvey (Harvey AI, founded 2022) wraps frontier models with legal-specific workflows and retrieval. Rather than a general chatbot, it ships assistants like Vault for document analysis and Assistant for drafting and Q&A, plus workflow tools for diligence and review. It is used by major firms including Allen & Overy and PwC’s legal arm.

What features does Harvey offer?

• Vault: ask questions across thousands of your own documents, tables and PDFs.
• Drafting workflows: templates for memos, clauses and client updates.
• Contract analysis: extract and compare terms across a set of agreements.
• Multi-model: runs on leading frontier models and lets firms route by task.
• Security: enterprise controls, data isolation and no training on client data.

Harvey highlights

• Domain-tuned with legal prompts and playbooks, not generic chat.
• Citation-aware answers that point back to source clauses.
• Deployed at large firms, which signals it clears their security review.

What is Harvey used for?

• First-pass contract review during M&A diligence.
• Drafting client memos from a matter’s documents.
• Answering policy and precedent questions from a firm’s database.
• Summarizing regulatory changes for a practice group.
• Comparing vendor agreements against standard terms.

It is for firms and legal departments with budget and volume. Solo practitioners cannot practically buy it, and it is not a replacement for legal judgment — outputs need a lawyer’s review. If your work is light drafting, a general LLM plus care may be enough.

Quick Summary

• Harvey is an AI platform for law firms and legal teams.
• It handles drafting, research, contract review and document Q&A.
• Vault lets teams query their own document sets.
• Pricing is enterprise per-seat with no public self-serve tier.
• Best for firms with volume; always keep a lawyer in the loop.