What is Harvey?
AI workspace and agents for elite law firms and corporate legal teams.
- Category
- Legal AI
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, CA
- Founded
- 2022
- Employees
- ~350-500
- Total funding
- ~$1.1B disclosed
- Valuation
- ~$11B (Mar 2026)
What is Harvey?
AI workspace and agents for elite law firms and corporate legal teams.
Harvey is a legal ai company headquartered in San Francisco, CA. Legal AI assistant, Vault document analysis, custom legal models, workflow agents, Azure deployment, and professional-services workspaces for law firms and enterprises. Business Insider reported Harvey at more than $200M in annualized revenue in 2026 and token usage rising from roughly 1T tokens in January to 12-13T in May. Customers include major law firms and corporate legal departments using Harvey for drafting, research, review, and transaction workflows.
As of June 2026, the company is best understood by its wedge: Assistant, Vault, Workflow agents. Its market position is shaped by fast AI adoption, high compute needs, and enterprise buyers that increasingly want measurable productivity rather than generic AI demos. Sellers should treat the published numbers as directional when the company has not disclosed audited revenue, and should anchor outreach in the specific product line or buyer team that maps to the use case.
What does Harvey offer?
Harvey offers Assistant, Vault, Workflow agents, Custom models and related enterprise capabilities.
- Assistant· Legal AI workspace
- Vault· Document analysis
- Workflow agents· Legal automation
- Custom models· Practice-specific AI
- Harvey on Azure· Deployment
- Enterprise controls· Security
How does Harvey make money?
Harvey makes money through software, usage, and enterprise contracts.
Harvey does not publish self-serve pricing. It sells enterprise and law-firm contracts, with cost driven by seats, products, document volume, model usage, deployment model, and security requirements. Growth is driven by adoption of the core workflow, expansion to teams and enterprises, and usage intensity as AI features move from pilots into production.
The practical unit economics depend on compute, support, and integration depth. Self-serve products monetize through monthly subscriptions and usage; enterprise products monetize through annual contracts, security controls, data integrations, and support. For sellers, the budget owner usually sits where the tool changes labor cost: engineering, legal, support, creative operations, or knowledge-work productivity.
Who leads Harvey?
Harvey is led by Winston Weinberg (Co-founder and CEO) and Gabriel Pereyra (Co-founder and President).
- Winston WeinbergCo-founder and CEOsince 2022Former lawyer and public spokesperson for Harvey.
- Gabriel PereyraCo-founder and Presidentsince 2022Technical co-founder with prior AI research experience.
- Anique DrumwrightChief Product Officerjoined 2026Product executive hired during Harvey expansion.
- Keith EnrightChief Strategy Officerjoined 2026Former Google privacy executive brought in for strategy and trust.
How do you contact Harvey's leadership?
Harvey does not publish verified personal leadership emails broadly. The contacts below use the format first.last@harvey.ai (format-following; verify before outreach); verify any personal address before outreach and prefer official contact forms or published aliases for press and partnerships.
first.last@harvey.ai (format-following; verify before outreach)How much funding has Harvey raised?
Harvey has raised ~$1.1B disclosed; the latest reported valuation/status is ~$11B (Mar 2026).
Major disclosed funding events: Nov 2022: Seed - amount undisclosed from OpenAI Startup Fund. Early backing from OpenAI for a legal AI assistant. Dec 2023: Series B - ~$80M at ~$715M valuation. Elad Gil and Kleiner Perkins were among the backers reported around the round. Jul 2024: Series C - $100M at ~$1.5B valuation. GV led the round with participation from OpenAI, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia, and others. Feb 2025: Series D - $300M at ~$3B valuation. Sequoia led the round. Jun 2025: Series E - $300M at ~$5B valuation. Kleiner Perkins and Coatue co-led with existing investors. Dec 2025: Series F - $160M at ~$8B valuation. Andreessen Horowitz led, with participation from existing investors. Mar 2026: Growth round - $200M at ~$11B valuation. GIC and Sequoia co-led the latest reported round.
The valuation path matters because it signals both buying power and operating pressure. Companies with recent large rounds usually have budget for hiring, infrastructure, security, GTM, and finance systems, but they also professionalize procurement quickly. Where the latest valuation or amount is undisclosed, the profile names the round as reported rather than back-solving a number.
How did Harvey get here?
Harvey's path runs from founding in 2022 to its current legal ai position in June 2026.
- 2022Company foundedWinston Weinberg and Gabriel Pereyra founded Harvey.
- Nov 2022OpenAI Startup Fund backs HarveyThe company announced early backing for legal AI.
- May 2024Harvey on AzureHarvey announced professional-services products on Microsoft Azure.
- Feb 2025$3B Series DThe company raised $300M led by Sequoia.
- Mar 2026$11B valuationHarvey raised $200M co-led by GIC and Sequoia.
- Jun 2026Usage surge disclosedHarvey said May token usage was about 12-13T tokens.
Who are Harvey's competitors?
Harvey competes with Legora, Spellbook, Robin AI, Luminance and other AI-native workflow vendors.
- LegoraLegal AI platform with strong European law-firm traction.
- SpellbookContract drafting and review AI for legal teams.
- Robin AIContract AI with managed legal-services roots.
- LuminanceLegal AI for document review and transactions.
- Thomson Reuters CoCounselLegal AI embedded in Westlaw and legal research products.
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