Harvey

Harvey sells AI software for legal and professional services, and its site presents a family of named products rather than one assistant: agents for executing legal work, a document vault, a research surface, shared spaces for teams across organisations, contract review, regulatory horizon scanning, a mobile app, and a newer memory feature. The company positions this for in-house teams, law firms and mid-size firms, with industry pages for healthcare and life sciences, technology, and media and telecom.

It suits in-house legal departments and law firms that want several distinct surfaces — drafting, research, review, regulatory tracking — from one vendor under one security review. It suits less well anyone who expects to sign up, see a published price and be working in an afternoon: the only calls to action on the site are a demo request and a login, so evaluation runs through a sales conversation.

Not verified: no public price list was found on 12 October 2026, so per-seat cost and tier limits are unknown here. Nothing was tested, so whether the agents, the citations or the contract review behave as described was not checked. The homepage banner announcing a $550M raise at a $15.5B valuation is a company claim, not an independently confirmed figure. Older descriptions of the product as deployed across the AmLaw 100 were not found on the current site, which instead names customer industries and firm sizes.