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Spellbook vs Harvey
Choose Spellbook for contract drafting inside Word. Choose Harvey when you need broader firm legal AI workflows beyond transactional Word drafting.
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No single winner
Depends on the job
Choose Spellbook when transactional lawyers live in Word and need clause-level contract AI. Choose Harvey when the firm needs broader drafting and legal AI workflows beyond Word contracts.
Try SpellbookHow we evaluated this
Evaluation note: We assessed Word contract drafting, Clause suggestion usefulness, Breadth beyond contracts against vendor docs, product pages, and workflow fit — not synthetic benchmark scores. 5 primary sources checked. No single tool led for most teams. The segment recommendations are the decision.
Which of these are you?
Your pick
Spellbook
In-document contract drafting and clause suggestions.
Tradeoff
Harvey can be better when the task is mostly firms buying a broader legal ai platform.
Highlighted = better for Transactional lawyers in Word
Spec at a glance
Custom price by the number of team members on the license. Book a demo. A 7-day trial is offered. No standard seat price on the pricing page - Checked 2026-10-10: https://spellbook.com/pricing
No list price on the Harvey site. The /pricing path returned 404 - Checked 2026-10-10: https://www.harvey.ai/
✅ Included · ❌ Missing · ⚠️ Partial or add-on. Shaded cell = stronger option for your segment.
Don't pick Spellbook if
Your work is mostly firms buying a broader legal ai platform — Harvey wins that workflow.
Don't pick Harvey if
Your work is mostly transactional lawyers in word — Spellbook wins that workflow.
What we evaluated
Evaluation criteria: Word contract drafting, Clause suggestion usefulness, Breadth beyond contracts. Conclusions are based on primary documentation, product evidence, and workflow fit — not hands-on benchmark runs unless noted. 5 primary sources checked.
Spellbook is the default for Word contract drafting. Harvey is the alternate for a broader firm legal AI buy.
Pick Spellbook when contracts in Word are the job. Pick Harvey when the firm needs wider legal AI coverage.
What you can actually price today
Checked 10 October 2026. Both buttons are product links. There is no affiliate URL for either vendor.
Spellbook. spellbook.legal/pricing redirects to spellbook.com/pricing. That page says pricing is structured around the number of team members on the license and that you book a demo for a customized quote. The FAQ says lawyers can try Spellbook free for 7 days. It does not list a standard per-user rate. A CLE landing page is titled “$99 for the First Month” and the body offers a 20% discount for CLE attendees. The body does not state a standard monthly seat price, so this page does not treat $99 as the list price.
Harvey. harvey.ai does not list a price, and https://www.harvey.ai/pricing returned 404. Third-party ranges conflict, and Harvey does not confirm them, so none is printed here.
CoCounsel, if the comparison is research continuity rather than Word, is on CoCounsel vs Harvey. Thomson Reuters’ public configurator does not show a dollar amount until you submit firm details. A reported $784 per attorney per month was not confirmed on that public page.
What we evaluated: Word drafting, clause help, and breadth. Spellbook won for contracts. Harvey won for platform breadth.
This call changes if the alternate matches the winner on your primary criteria without switching pain. Until then, follow the verdict above.