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Harvey is a Legal tech company, based in San Francisco, CA, founded 2022. Latest valuation $15.5B (As of Sep 9, 2026, TechCrunch). Total funding >$1.55B (As of Sep 9, 2026).
Recent changes
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026Raised $550M at a $15.5B valuation TechCrunch
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026First reported revenue: >$400M TechCrunch
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026First reported total funding: >$1.55B TechCrunch
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026New investor: Lightspeed Venture Partners TechCrunch
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026New investor: Sapphire Ventures TechCrunch
Earlier changes (6)
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026Harvey Hits $15.5B Valuation With $550M Round Pulse story
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026Revenue rose from ~$190M (Jan 2026 — ~2x in 5 months from $100M) to >$400M TechCrunch
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026Valuation rose from $11B to $15.5B TechCrunch
- Mar 2026Mar 2026Raised $200M Series (unspecified) at a $11B valuation The Next Web
- Mar 2026Mar 2026First reported valuation: $11B TechCrunch
- Jan 2026Jan 2026First reported arr: ~$190M (Jan 2026 — ~2x in 5 months from $100M)Estimated CNBC — Harvey raises $200M at $11B
Funding History
2 events · sources dated per row| Date | Event | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 9, 2026 | funding round | $550M | $15.5B | outlined = lead | TechCrunch |
| Mar 1, 2026 | Series (unspecified) | $200M | $11B | The Next Web |
Underlying values
| As of | Value | Method | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 9, 2026 | $15.5B | Reported | Harvey |
| Sep 9, 2026 | $15.5B | Reported | TechCrunch |
| Mar 25, 2026 | $11B | Reported | Value Add VC entity registry |
| Mar 2026 | $11B | Reported | Harvey |
| Mar 2026 | $11B | Reported | The Next Web |
| Mar 2026 | ~$11B (Mar 2026, GIC + Sequoia) | Estimated | CNBC — Harvey raises $200M at $11B |
| Mar 2026 | ~$11B | Estimated | CNBC — Harvey raises $200M at $11B |
| Mar 2026 | $11B | Reported | TechCrunch |
Investors
Latest Pulse
- Sep 11, 2026September's Megadeals Already Top $8 BillionSix companies -- The Boring Company, Cognition, Positron AI, Mach Industries, Harvey, and Ayar Labs -- have absorbed more than $8 billion in the first ten days of September, almost all of it into physical AI infrastructure and applied AI.→
- Sep 9, 2026Harvey Hits $15.5B Valuation With $550M RoundLegal AI startup Harvey raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, nearly doubling its mark in nine months, with the fresh capital earmarked for building its own AI models rather than relying solely on frontier labs.→
- Aug 26, 2026Legal Tech Funding Dips Slightly From Record HighLegal tech startups have pulled in more than $7 billion in venture funding over the past two years, and 2026 dealmaking is easing only slightly from an all-time high as Legora and Harvey both go on acquisition sprees.→
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September's Megadeals Already Top $8 Billion
Six companies -- The Boring Company, Cognition, Positron AI, Mach Industries, Harvey, and Ayar Labs -- have absorbed more than $8 billion in the first ten days of September, almost all of it into physical AI infrastructure and applied AI.
BY THE NUMBERS
FUNDING
Harvey Hits $15.5B Valuation With $550M Round
FUNDING$550M at $15.5B valuation
Harvey Hits $15.5B Valuation With $550M Round
Legal AI startup Harvey raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, nearly doubling its mark in nine months, with the fresh capital earmarked for building its own AI models rather than relying solely on frontier labs.
DEEP DIVE
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Legal Tech Funding Dips Slightly From Record High
FUNDING$7B+ two-year total
Legal Tech Funding Dips Slightly From Record High
Legal tech startups have pulled in more than $7 billion in venture funding over the past two years, and 2026 dealmaking is easing only slightly from an all-time high as Legora and Harvey both go on acquisition sprees.
DEEP DIVE
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Trace's Take
Harvey is the proof that vertical AI works: doubling ARR to ~$190M in five months and re-pricing from $8B to $11B in three, while landing the majority of the AmLaw 100. Law is the ideal first vertical — high billing rates, document-heavy workflows, and acute accuracy requirements that reward purpose-built agents over horizontal chatbots. The bet is that depth in one regulated profession is a moat the general assistants can't cross.
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- TechCrunchmajor outlet4 facts
- The Next WebValue Add VC data1 fact
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