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Harvey acquires Benchmark, its third acquisition in seven months

Harvey pricing

Legal-AI company Harvey acquired Benchmark, an AI platform aimed at investment firms — its third acquisition in seven months, extending it beyond law firms into the buy side.

Law.com and Business Insider (2026-07-16), with Latham & Watkins confirming its advisory role (2026-07-17), reported Harvey’s acquisition of Benchmark, an AI platform serving US investment firms.

The strategic read is expansion of the addressable buyer beyond law firms into financial services. Harvey’s pricing remains sales-led with no public rate card, so the acquisition produces no observable list-price change — but it widens the set of personas a future published packaging would have to serve.

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Live capture confirms Harvey publishes no rate card: harvey.ai/pricing returns HTTP 404 and the only commercial surface is a book-a-demo form at harvey.ai/contact-sales showing enterprise logos in place of any price. No per-seat or usage rate appears anywhere on the public site.

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Harvey is a legal and professional-services AI platform sold exclusively through an enterprise, sales-led motion with no public rate card.

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Harvey pricing history

  1. May 2026
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