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Harvey ARR: $350M Selling AI to Law Firms.

Legal was supposed to be the slowest industry to buy AI. Harvey reached roughly $350 million in annual recurring revenue by July 2026, up from $195 million at the end of 2025 — an 80% climb in about six months. Here is the sourced revenue timeline.

~$350M

Annual recurring revenue, Jul 2026

+80%

Growth since January 2026

~3 years

From founding to $100M ARR

2022

Founded, San Francisco

The Harvey Revenue Curve.

Reported and estimated annual recurring revenue in USD millions, 2023 to 2026. Harvey sells seat-based and enterprise deployments into law firms and in-house legal teams.

$0M$88M$175M$263M$350M2023 — $5M ARREnd of 2024 — $50M ARRAugust 2025 — $100M ARREnd of 2025 — $195M ARRJuly 2026 — $350M ARR20232024Aug '25Dec '25Jul '26
Sources: Sacra, The Information, press reports.

Founded → $100M

~3 years

2022 → Aug 2025

$100M → $195M

~4 months

Aug 2025 → Dec 2025

$195M → $350M

~7 months

Dec 2025 → Jul 2026

H1 2026 growth

+80%

Jan → Jul 2026

Every Reported ARR Milestone.

  1. 2023

    $5M ARR

    Early deployments with Allen & Overy and PwC put Harvey inside elite firms. Press reports

  2. End of 2024

    $50M ARR

    Seat expansion across large law firms as workflow products ship. Sacra

  3. August 2025

    $100M ARR

    Crosses $100M ARR, roughly three years after founding. Sacra

  4. End of 2025

    $195M ARR

    $195M ARR as in-house legal teams join the customer base. Sacra

  5. July 2026

    $350M ARR

    More than $350M ARR — over 80% growth since January 2026. The Information / Sacra

Harvey by the Numbers.

Latest ARR

~$350M

Sacra, Jul 2026

End of 2025

$195M

Sacra

Time to $100M

~3 years

Aug 2025

Founded

2022

Company

CEO

Winston Weinberg

Company

Market

Legal

CB Insights

Revenue basis

Annual recurring revenue

Reported

How Elite Law Firms Became the Sales Funnel.

Law firms buy on trust, precedent and partner consensus, which normally makes them a brutal first market. Harvey inverted that by starting at the top: flagship deployments inside elite firms became the reference every other firm asked about, and legal's own conservatism turned into a moat once a name-brand firm had already signed.

Revenue is seat-heavy — lawyers are expensive, so a per-user license against billable hours is an easy justification — with enterprise agreements layered on for firm-wide rollouts and workflow products for specific practice areas. That mix is why Harvey's curve is slower to $100 million than a self-serve AI product, and steeper afterwards.

Revenue Mix

  • Firm licensesSeat-based access for legal professionals.
  • Enterprise agreementsFirm-wide and in-house legal rollouts.
  • Workflow productsPractice-area specific tooling.
  • ExpansionNew offices, practices and geographies.

FAQ

Harvey Revenue, Answered.

What Is Harvey's ARR in 2026?
Harvey reached roughly $350 million in annual recurring revenue by July 2026, up from $195 million at the end of 2025.
How Fast Did Harvey Reach $100M ARR?
About three years — it crossed $100 million in August 2025, having been founded in 2022.
Who Uses Harvey?
Large law firms and corporate in-house legal teams, starting with flagship deployments at elite firms that became reference customers for the rest of the market.
Why Do Law Firms Pay Seat Prices for an AI Product?
Because a Harvey seat is measured against billable hours, not against other software. Licensing is per legal professional, with firm-wide enterprise agreements and practice-area workflow products layered on top.
How Does Harvey Compare With Other Vertical AI Companies?
At roughly $350 million, Harvey is ahead of Sierra at about $200 million and Glean at $300 million-plus, but it took around three years to reach $100 million where horizontal coding tools did it in one.

Selling AI Into a Regulated Market?

Global law firms, global tax rules. Clink runs checkout, subscriptions and merchant-of-record tax coverage so billing never slows an expansion.

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