Harvey’s core products as of October 2026 span drafting and Q&A on uploaded documents, secure storage and review tables, multi-step workflows and AI agents, legal research with citations, and in-document redlining and drafting via Word/Outlook add-ins.

The company has shown rapid fundraising, closing a $200 million round in March 2026 at an $11 billion valuation and a subsequent $550 million round in September 2026 at a $15.5 billion valuation.

Harvey operates on enterprise contracts with pricing that varies by number of users, products, and contract length, with no published public rate.

Harvey counts 80% of Am Law 100 firms and five Fortune 10 in-house teams among its customers, with publicly named users including A&O, Shearman, Ashurst, Baker Donelson, Cuatrecasas, GSK Stockmann, and PwC’s legal business.

For large firms or departments with heavy document workloads and adoption capability, Harvey is a leading option, while smaller practices may seek more cost-effective tools and should pilot and compare multiple options.

Risks and considerations include the need to verify AI outputs for accuracy and sourcing, plus concerns around confidentiality, ethics, billing, and potential vendor lock-in.

Harvey released its first in-house model, Harvey Tenet, in 2026 and encourages customers to post-train their own open-weight models rather than relying solely on proprietary labs.

Competitive landscape features CoCounsel (Thomson Reuters), Lexis+ AI with Protégé (LexisNexis), and Legora, with partnerships and content integrations (including a LexisNexis alliance) shaping positioning.

Founded in 2022 in San Francisco by Winston Weinberg and Gabe Pereyra, Harvey began with backing from the OpenAI Startup Fund and has expanded into a broad platform with multiple product modules.

Harvey AI is a generative AI platform for lawyers to research, draft, review documents in bulk, and execute multi-step legal tasks via AI agents, targeting law firms, in-house teams, and professional services firms.

By 2026, additional modules like Spaces, Contract Intelligence, Horizon Scanning, Intake, and Command Center were introduced, with over 25,000 custom agents reportedly in use by March 2026.