The AI associate built for Big Law. Trained for law, not generic chat.
Harvey is the legal AI assistant that went from stealth project to a $100M+ ARR company in under three years. Unlike ChatGPT, Harvey is trained and fine-tuned specifically on legal reasoning, case law, and firm workflows. Top firms like Allen & Overy and PwC Legal use it for contract analysis, due diligence, and research.
Who it's for: Lawyers, paralegals, and legal ops at firms handling high-stakes contracts, M&A, and regulatory work. Less useful for solo practitioners who can't afford enterprise contracts.
Ask a natural-language question and Harvey returns cited, sourced answers grounded in verified legal corpora โ not hallucinated filler.
Generate first-draft NDAs, MSAs, and memos in your firm's house style, then iterate with redlining prompts.
Upload a data room and Harvey summarizes hundreds of documents, flagging anomalies and key obligations across the set.
SOC 2 Type II, zero-retention options, and deployment inside the firm's own security perimeter.
If you're at a firm that bills by the hour and handles complex matters, Harvey is the single highest-leverage legal AI on the market in 2026. The lack of transparent pricing means it's a fit for teams, not solos โ but for those teams, it pays for itself in recovered billable hours within weeks.
AI legal research with the Carat assistant at a fraction of enterprise cost.
Enterprise search that legal teams use to surface internal knowledge.
The generalist fallback for legal pros who want cheap drafting help.
Strong long-context analysis for long contracts and briefs.