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Harvey pricing

Harvey does not publish a price list.

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In plain terms

What you pay

  • Its help center says the average cost is several hundred dollars per user per month.
  • The price depends on how many seats you buy, which products you add and your contract terms.
  • You get a real number only by asking sales for a quote.
  • The LexisNexis research add on is licensed separately.

How Harvey pricing works

Harvey costs several hundred dollars per user per month on average, according to its help center. The price depends on the number of seats, the products deployed and the contract terms. Harvey is licensed per seat, and buying starts with a demo and a quote from sales. No rate card, plan or tier is published. Ask LexisNexis, the research add on, is licensed separately from Harvey's Basic Service.

The Platform Agreement puts fees and payment terms in each customer's order form (section 6.1). Fees exclude taxes (section 6.2). Billing disputes must be raised within 30 days of the invoice date, and undisputed late amounts carry a finance charge at the Federal Funds Rate plus 1.5% a year (section 6.3). If an order form ends early for breach, Harvey refunds a pro rata share of prepaid unused fees (section 7.3). The agreement does not cover renewal or price increases, which sit in the order form.

Third party estimates run higher than Harvey's own average. Write ups from Fast.io and Monetizely report about $1,000 to $1,200 per seat per month with 20 seat minimums. Spellbook, which sells a competing product, puts mid market seats at $1,200 to $1,500 a month. Harvey has not confirmed any of these figures.

Implementation: Not stated in the help center or the Platform Agreement.

Note: The price guidance sits in Harvey's help center, not on its main site, which has no pricing page.

Compared on price

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Questions

Harvey pricing, answered

How much does Harvey cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Harvey. Harvey does not publish a price list. Its help center says the average cost is several hundred dollars per user per month.

Does Harvey charge implementation or setup fees?

Not stated in the help center or the Platform Agreement.

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November 10, 2026
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