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Shortlist

# Which legal AI to shortlist

Demo Harvey and Legora first. Harvey raised at a $15.5 billion valuation in September 2026 and reports more than 3,000 customers. Legora raised at $8.8 billion in October 2026 and reports more than $200 million in annual revenue and 2,400 customers. If your firm already pays for Westlaw or Lexis, look at that vendor’s own AI as well: CoCounsel (from $784 per attorney per month for firms of up to 10) or Lexis+ with Protégé (quoted).

## Quick pick

-   Top pick for law firms
    
    [Harvey](#pick-harvey)
    
    Legal AI for law firms and in-house teams.
    
-   Runner-up for law firms
    
    [Legora](#pick-legora)
    
    A specialist legal platform built for law firms.
    
-   Best if you already use Westlaw
    
    [Thomson Reuters CoCounsel](#pick-cocounsel)
    
    Fits firms that already license Thomson Reuters research.
    

## At a glance

Figures checked Nov 9, 2026. Updated Nov 11, 2026.

[How we rank](https://www.agentlist.io/methodology)

### How sure we are

-   Verified
-   Reported
-   Estimated
-   Stale
-   GitHub

### On this page

-   [Quick pick](#quick-pick)
-   [Ordered shortlist](#ordered-shortlist)
-   [Compare on](#compare-on)
-   [How we picked](#how-picked)
-   [Questions](#buyer-faq)
-   [Runners-up](#runners)

### Neighbours

-   [Customer support](https://www.agentlist.io/customer-support)
    
    Resolving a company’s customers is a different job from legal work.
    
-   [Coding agents](https://www.agentlist.io/coding-agents)
    
    Agents that write code are a different buyer from a law firm or a legal department.
    

## Ordered shortlist

1.  01
    
    [Harvey](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/harvey)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    Legal AI for law firms and in-house teams.
    
    $15.5B valuationVerifiedAs of Sep 9, 2026[Harvey blog](https://www.harvey.ai/blog/harvey-raises-dollar550m-at-a-dollar155b-valuation-to-help-legal-teams-own-their-intelligence)
    
    $400M+ ARRReported As of Sep 9, 2026
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, primary.
    -   All-round legal platform. $15.5 billion valuation on Harvey’s own blog, with 3,000+ customers.
    -   Harvey raised $550 million. Bloomberg reported $15.6 billion the same day.
    -   ARR above $400 million. Quoted from Harvey’s co-founder. Not stated on Harvey’s own blog post.
    
2.  02
    
    [Legora](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/legora)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    A specialist legal platform for law firms.
    
    $8.8B valuationVerifiedAs of Oct 21, 2026[Legora newsroom](https://legora.com/newsroom/legora-raises-550-million-series-e-at-8.8-billion-valuation-to-accelerate-growth)
    
    ARR above $200 millionVerified As of Oct 21, 2026
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, primary.
    -   All-round legal workspace. $8.8 billion valuation and ARR above $200 million, both on Legora’s newsroom.
    -   A $550 million Series E led by Atreides, up from $5.6 billion in April. More than half the AmLaw 50 are customers.
    -   ARR above $200 million. Up from $100 million in April 2026.
    
3.  03
    
    [Thomson Reuters CoCounsel](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/cocounsel)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    Thomson Reuters' legal AI, with Westlaw content.
    
    More than 1 million professionals use CoCounselVerifiedAs of Aug 20, 2026[Thomson Reuters press release](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/thomson-reuters-launches-next-generation-of-cocounsel-legal-the-ai-ecosystem-built-for-legal-professionals-302855801.html)
    
    From $784 per attorney per month (firms up to 10)Reported As of Oct 9, 2026
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, primary.
    -   Research and drafting on Westlaw. One million professionals use CoCounsel across Thomson Reuters’ legal, tax and audit tools.
    -   Placed by our judgment, ahead of firms with larger figures, because many firms already hold the research contract.
    -   Across legal, tax and audit in 107 countries. Not legal-only.
    -   From $784 per attorney per month (firms up to 10). One-year term, all states plus federal, new customers. Read from a third party’s page. Larger firms get a quote.
    
4.  04
    
    [LexisNexis Lexis+ with Protégé](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/lexis-protege)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    LexisNexis's legal AI assistant.
    
    Lexis+ AI became Lexis+ with ProtégéVerifiedAs of Feb 24, 2026[LexisNexis press release](https://www.lexisnexis.com/community/pressroom/b/news/posts/general-availability-of-lexis-with-protege-sets-new-standard-for-automating-legal-work-with-easy-to-use-authoritative-ai-workflows)
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, primary.
    -   Research and drafting on Lexis. Renamed from Lexis+ AI in February 2026. Quoted pricing.
    -   Placed by our judgment, for the same reason as CoCounsel.
    -   Expanded again on 2026-10-27. LexisNexis says AI products were 90% of its new business.
    
5.  05
    
    [Clio](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/clio)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    Practice management with built-in research and AI.
    
    $5B valuationVerifiedAs of Nov 10, 2025[Clio press release](https://www.clio.com/about/press/clio-completes-landmark-1b-vlex-acquisition-series-g-5b-valuation/)
    
    $500M ARRVerified As of May 13, 2026
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, primary.
    -   Practice management with AI research from vLex. ARR $500 million (May 2026), $5 billion valuation.
    -   A $500 million Series G, announced with the $1 billion vLex purchase. Not repriced since.
    -   $500 million ARR. Announced by Clio. Up from about $200 million in mid-2024.
    
6.  06
    
    [Spellbook](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/spellbook)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    Contract drafting and review inside Word. Nearly 4,000 customers.
    
    Nearly 4,000 firms and legal teamsVerifiedAs of Mar 4, 2026[RBCx press release](https://www.rbcx.com/news/press-releases/spellbook-secures-40m-usd-debt-financing-from-rbcx-to-support-strategic-acquisitions-in-consolidating-legal-ai-market/)
    
    $350M valuationReported As of Oct 9, 2025
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, secondary.
    -   Spellbook’s own customer count, quoted in a bank’s release. Customers include Nestlé, eBay and Kennedys.
    -   $350 million valuation. A $50 million Series B led by Khosla Ventures.
    
7.  07
    
    [Luminance](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/luminance)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    Contract intelligence for legal, procurement and finance.
    
    1,000+ enterprisesReportedAs of Nov 11, 2026[Luminance homepage](https://www.luminance.com/)
    
    $75 million Series CStale As of Feb 18, 2025
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Reported.
    -   Contract intelligence for legal, procurement and finance. Says 1,000+ enterprises use it. Its $75 million raise is from February 2025.
    -   Luminance’s own undated claim.
    -   $75 million Series C. Led by Point72 Private Investments. Over $115 million raised in 12 months.
    
8.  08
    
    [Eudia](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/eudia)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    AI for in-house legal teams, with lawyers who help set it up.
    
    50+ enterprise customers added in 2025VerifiedAs of Feb 3, 2026[Eudia release](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/eudia-closes-breakout-year-proving-augmented-intelligence-is-the-future-of-legal-and-enterprise-work-302676736.html)
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, primary.
    -   AI for in-house teams, with lawyers who help set it up. Added 50+ enterprise customers in 2025, per its own release.
    -   Eudia’s own statement. It also says it raised more than $105 million.
    
9.  09
    
    [EvenUp](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/evenup)
    
    Commercial
    
    Legal
    
    Builds demand letters for personal-injury firms.
    
    $2B valuationVerifiedAs of October 2025[Fortune](https://fortune.com/2025/10/07/exclusive-evenup-raises-150-million-series-e-at-2-billion-valuation-as-ai-reshapes-personal-injury-law/)
    
    $150 million recurring revenue under contractVerified As of November 2026
    
    Evidence notes
    
    -   Evidence level: Verified, secondary.
    -   Personal-injury demand letters. $2 billion valuation, but the latest round is October 2025.
    
10.  10
     
     [Supio](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/supio)
     
     Commercial
     
     Legal
     
     Legal AI for personal injury and plaintiff firms.
     
     $60 million Series BStaleAs of Apr 30, 2025[Supio announcement](https://www.supio.com/press/supio-announces-60m-series-b-to-accelerate-adoption-of-legal-ai-in-plaintiff-law)
     
     Evidence notes
     
     -   Evidence level: Stale date.
     -   Legal AI for plaintiff and mass tort firms. $60 million Series B (Apr 2025), with Thomson Reuters investing.
     -   Thomson Reuters invested, per Law.com.
     
11.  11
     
     [Filevine](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/filevine)
     
     Commercial
     
     Legal
     
     Case management with AI.
     
     About $3 billion valuationEstimatedAs of September 2025[Law.com](https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2025/09/23/filevine-raises-400m-in-equity-funding-climbing-to-an-estimated-3b-valuation/)
     
     Evidence notes
     
     -   Evidence level: Estimated.
     -   Case management with AI. About $3 billion valuation, an estimate from September 2025.
     -   Law.com calls the figure an estimate. The survey row’s verification label is reported.
     
12.  12
     
     [Norm AI](https://www.agentlist.io/systems/norm-ai)
     
     Commercial
     
     Legal
     
     Compliance agents.
     
     $1.2B valuationVerifiedAs of Jul 7, 2026[TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/07/ai-law-startup-norm-raises-120m-hits-unicorn-valuation/)
     
     Evidence notes
     
     -   Evidence level: Verified, secondary.
     -   Compliance agents. $1.2 billion valuation (July 2026).
     -   A $120 million Series C led by Khosla Ventures. Reuters reports the same.
     

## Compare on

| Brand | Focus | How you pay | Scale |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Harvey | All-round platform | Not published | 3,000+ customers; ARR above $400 million (reported) |
| Legora | All-round workspace | Not listed | 2,400+ firms and legal teams; ARR above $200 million |
| Thomson Reuters CoCounsel | Research on Westlaw, drafting in Word | $784 per attorney per month, firms up to 10; quote above that | 1M+ professionals (all CoCounsel products) |
| LexisNexis Lexis+ with Protégé | Research on Lexis, drafting, workflows | By quote; three-year contracts | AI was 90% of LexisNexis’s new business |
| Clio | Practice management with AI research | Not listed | ARR $500 million (May 2026) |
| Spellbook | Contracts in Word | Not listed | Nearly 4,000 firms and legal teams |
| Luminance | Contract intelligence | Not listed | 1,000+ enterprises (Luminance’s claim) |
| Eudia | In-house legal teams | Not listed | 50+ enterprise customers added in 2025 |
| EvenUp | Personal injury | Not listed | 2,000+ firms (Oct 2025) |
| Supio | Personal injury and mass torts | Not listed | $60 million Series B (Apr 2025) |
| Filevine | Case management | Not listed | About $3 billion valuation (estimate) |
| Norm AI | Compliance | Not listed | $1.2 billion valuation (Jul 2026) |

Checked Nov 11, 2026 against vendor pages and news coverage. “Not listed” means we found nothing public.

## How we picked

-   Harvey and Legora lead because each raised in 2026 at the largest valuations, and each states the figure itself.
-   CoCounsel and Lexis+ with Protégé come next by our judgment, because many firms already hold the research contract.
-   Clio, Spellbook, Luminance, Eudia, EvenUp, Supio, Filevine and Norm AI each cover one job: practice management, contracts, in-house work, personal injury, case management and compliance.
-   Ironclad and Everlaw came off the list. The newest valuations we found for them are from 2022 and 2021.

## Questions and answers

**Which legal AI is best?**: Our judgmentHarvey and Legora are the two to demo first. Harvey states a $15.5 billion valuation and Legora an $8.8 billion one, each in its own announcement. That is a measure of funding and growth, not a test of quality, so run your own trial on your own documents.

**What is the best AI legal assistant?**: For an all-round assistant, Harvey and Legora. For research tied to a library you already license, CoCounsel (Westlaw) or Lexis+ with Protégé (Lexis). For contracts in Word, Spellbook. For a high volume of contracts across legal, procurement and finance, Luminance.

**Which legal AI is free?**: None of the products on this list is free for a firm. Thomson Reuters publishes CoCounsel prices for firms of up to 10 attorneys, from $784 per attorney per month. Harvey, Legora and Lexis+ with Protégé are quoted by sales.

**Can AI replace legal assistants?**: Our judgmentTreat it as a fast first draft that a person checks. CoCounsel, Lexis+ with Protégé and Harvey all describe answers that link back to sources so a lawyer can verify them.

**How do Harvey, Legora and CoCounsel compare for a mid-size firm?**: Our judgmentStart with Harvey or Legora if you want one platform for research, drafting and review across the firm. Start with CoCounsel if the firm already holds Westlaw and wants the AI on the same content. Legora and Harvey both sell to large firms and to in-house teams.

## Runners-up

-   Ironclad
    
    Contract management. The newest valuation we found is $3.2 billion from January 2022.
    
-   Everlaw
    
    E-discovery. The newest valuation we found is above $2 billion from November 2021.
    
-   Hebbia, Ivo, GC AI, Eve, Wordsmith AI, Darrow, Crosby, Docusign IAM
    
    Also sell legal AI. No figures attached here.
    

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    Resolving a company’s customers is a different job from legal work.
    
-   [Coding agents](https://www.agentlist.io/coding-agents)
    
    Agents that write code are a different buyer from a law firm or a legal department.
    

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