Updated: October 25, 2026
| Name | Harvey AI |
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| Overview | Harvey AI is a domain-specific artificial intelligence platform tailored for legal professionals, enterprises, and professional service providers. It supports research, document analysis, contract drafting and regulatory-compliance workflows. Its generated research and drafts can contain errors or omissions and are not legal advice; qualified professionals remain responsible for checking sources, interpreting the law and approving work. |
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| Pricing | Harvey uses custom enterprise pricing based on team size, deployment scope and product access. An authorized evaluation may include a free trial with limits under its evaluation terms; this is not a verified generally available freemium plan. Request a quote and confirm trial duration, included products and commercial terms before committing. |
| Tags | AI-powered legal assistant, legal research, contract automation, document review, compliance, enterprise AI, workflow automation |
| App Available? | Yes. Harvey Mobile provides native iOS and Android apps, including tablet access, alongside the web platform and supported enterprise integrations. Organization access and permissions still apply; no app was installed for this review. |
Practical use: A legal team can summarize an authorized contract, identify clauses for review and compare the result with the original. Check citations and confidentiality requirements before relying on the answer. The Platform Agreement distinguishes the service from legal advice and says customer content is not used to train AI models; confirm the applicable agreement and organizational controls before uploading client material.
Sources: Platform and workflow overview; Mobile apps; Use cases and custom pricing; Evaluation terms; Platform and data-use agreement.
Image context: The existing Harvey image is an earlier public marketing page headed “Professional Class AI” with a request-demo invitation. Its capture date is unknown; it is not a current product test or proof of legal accuracy.
