Harvey is an enterprise AI platform for document analysis and drafting, reportedly $1,000+/user/month with no public trial. Casefleet delivers a complete litigation workspace — facts, chronologies, documents, and AI — starting at $30/user/month (annual) with a 14-day free trial.
Casefleet and Harvey both use frontier AI models for document analysis, summarization, and drafting — but they package them very differently. Harvey is an enterprise AI platform sold to large law firms, with custom workflow agents and shared review tables. Casefleet is a litigation workspace where facts, issues, witnesses, documents, and timelines live together, with AI deeply integrated into the case management workflow rather than sitting alongside it.
Casefleet costs $30–$75 per user per month (billed annually) with transparent, published pricing and no seat minimums. Harvey does not publish pricing — industry reports place it at approximately $1,000+ per user per month with enterprise contracts and multi-seat minimums. Casefleet offers a 14-day free trial you can start right now — Harvey requires a sales engagement to access.
Both platforms are powered by the same class of frontier AI models. The difference is what the AI is connected to: Harvey wraps AI around general legal tasks, while Casefleet integrates AI directly into the structured data of your case — your facts, documents, witnesses, and issues — so the outputs are immediately actionable within your litigation workflow.
| Casefleet | Harvey | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $30/user/month (annual) | ~$1,000+/user/month (reported) |
| AI features plan | $75/user/month (annual) | Included (enterprise pricing) |
| Free trial | 14 days, no credit card | No public trial |
| Public pricing | ✓ | ✗ |
| Minimum seats | 1 user | Enterprise minimums (reported 20+) |
| AI-powered document analysis and summarization | ✓ | ✓ |
| Collaborative review over shared document collections | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom workflow agents for repeatable legal tasks | ✗ | ✓ |
| Matter database linking facts, issues, witnesses, and evidence | ✓ | ✗ |
| Visual interactive timelines and chronology views | ✓ | ✗ |
| Create facts directly from source documents with linked citations | ✓ | ✗ |
| Full-text search across all case documents | ✓ | ✗ |
| Litigation-ready reports from the same workspace | ✓ | ✗ |
Harvey does not publish pricing. Reports from legal industry sources indicate costs in the range of $1,000+ per user per month, with enterprise contracts typically requiring 20+ seat minimums. Annual entry points are reported at approximately $288,000 or more. There is no public free trial — access requires a sales engagement and custom implementation.
Casefleet starts at $30 per user per month (annual billing) with the Starter plan, which includes fact chronologies, document review, case outlines, and team collaboration. The Advanced AI plan is $75 per user per month and adds document intelligence, AI-powered fact extraction, named entity recognition, full-text search, and unlimited documents. Enterprise plans with SSO, priority support, and data migration are available for larger teams. There are no seat minimums, and all pricing is published on the pricing page.
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I really appreciate the attention to constant improvement. Going with Casefleet still remains one of the best business decisions I've made. In fact, I just had a trial and the ability to export the factual timeline and organize/filter facts by issues was invaluable for witness examinations. I'll share the credit for winning a jury verdict for my clients.
Harvey's primary differentiators are custom workflow agents tailored to a firm's repeatable processes, and its recent LexisNexis content integration. If your firm needs bespoke AI agents built around your specific workflows, or access to LexisNexis primary law within an AI interface, Harvey offers that.
For AI-powered document analysis, summarization, fact extraction, and drafting, both platforms use the same class of frontier models. Casefleet's advantage is that AI outputs land directly inside a structured litigation workspace — facts link to documents, witnesses connect to issues, chronologies build automatically — rather than producing standalone outputs. And you can evaluate it today with a free trial, at a fraction of the cost.
Harvey does not publish pricing. Industry reports indicate costs of approximately $1,000+ per user per month, with enterprise contracts and multi-seat minimums. Casefleet starts at $30/user/month (annual) for the Starter plan and $75/user/month (annual) for the Advanced AI plan, with all pricing published on the website. No sales call is required to see pricing or sign up.
Harvey does not offer a self-service free trial. Access requires a sales engagement, custom implementation, and an enterprise contract. Casefleet offers a 14-day free trial that you can start immediately with just your email — no credit card or sales call required.
Harvey is designed for enterprise legal teams and reportedly requires minimum seat commitments of 20 or more users. It is not typically accessible to solo practitioners or small firms. Casefleet has no seat minimums — a single attorney can sign up for the Starter plan at $30/month and start building cases immediately.
For litigation workflows, yes. Both platforms use the same class of frontier AI models for document analysis, summarization, and drafting. Casefleet integrates these AI capabilities directly into a structured case workspace — facts, chronologies, witnesses, issues, and evidence stay linked across the life of a case. Harvey's differentiator is custom workflow agents for firm-specific processes and its LexisNexis content integration. For most litigation teams, Casefleet covers the same AI capabilities at a fraction of the cost, with the added benefit of a persistent case management workspace.
Casefleet's Advanced AI plan ($75/user/month (annual)) includes AI-powered document summarization, named entity recognition, AI-suggested facts extracted from source documents, natural language search across case materials, and AI-assisted issue generation. All AI features work within the same workspace where your facts, documents, and chronologies live.
Yes. Casefleet's Starter plan at $30/user/month (annual) is designed for individual attorneys and small teams. There are no seat minimums and no long-term contracts required. You can start with one user and add team members at any time.
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