A serious enterprise legal AI platform for firms that can support procurement, security review and lawyer-led validation; it is not a consumer legal-advice shortcut.
Harvey, explained.
Harvey is designed for large legal and professional-services teams working with controlled legal workflows. HubAI treats it as a workflow purchase rather than a novelty: the relevant question is whether it produces an acceptable result repeatedly, with controls your team can understand and a cost that remains predictable after the trial ends.
See the workflow before you buy.
Bring one representative input
Run the same job three times
Measure accepted output and cost
Professional privilege, confidentiality, jurisdiction and supplier data terms require qualified review.
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Performance scorecard
What we like
+ Legal workflow focus+ Enterprise orientation+ Designed for professional reviewWhat to consider
- Enterprise access only- Not a replacement for a qualified lawyer- Value depends on firm-wide implementationCost reality
The subscription price is only the starting point. HubAI evaluates usage limits, failed attempts and the work needed to produce one usable result. Pricing changes frequently, so the structure and verification date matter more than a headline price.
Where Harvey earns its place.
Review a contract against an approved playbook
Test this job with your own inputs and judge the finished result—not the first draft.
Draft clause alternatives for lawyer review
Test this job with your own inputs and judge the finished result—not the first draft.
Structure legal research questions and source notes
Test this job with your own inputs and judge the finished result—not the first draft.
A safer four-step trial
- Start with one narrow job that matches Harvey's strongest use case.
- Prepare approved source material, examples and a clear acceptance standard.
- Run three realistic tasks and record attempts, correction time and export quality.
- Keep human approval before publishing, sending or acting on the result.
Start with a better brief.
Act as a specialist in legal ai. Ask me three questions before creating the first draft. The outcome I need is: [describe outcome].Create two approaches for [task]. Use this audience: [audience]. Respect these constraints: [constraints]. Explain the trade-off between the two approaches.Review this output against accuracy, tone, privacy, cost and usability. List the changes required before a person should approve it.What to check before adoption.
Do not place confidential, personal or rights-restricted material into Harvey until your organisation has reviewed its current terms, retention settings and account controls. AI output can be plausible and still wrong; regulated, financial, legal and employment decisions require qualified human review.
What HubAI checked—and when.
This is HubAI's editorial record, not the vendor's product changelog or a live uptime claim.
Decision layer expanded
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