
Spellbook Competitor Comparisons
Since their launch in 2023, Harvey has become one of the most recognizable names in Legal AI as a result of investment from OpenAI and Sequoia.
But, how do they compare to Spellbook?
Spellbook and Harvey share few similarities outside of both being Legal AI tools. Harvey is geared towards supporting litigation-focused attorneys, while Spellbook supports transactional law.
Harvey is focused on legal research, document analysis, and brief and argument review, with basic drafting capabilities and no native redlining capabilities.
Spellbook, catering to commercial law, offers contract review and redlining, deeper drafting, document benchmarking, and multi-document workflows.
Both offer document Q&A and are tuned specifically for law.
Both products have fairly divergent use-cases, which can make them difficult to compare. Harvey's focus on trial law positions them as a poor fit for most transactional work, and vice-versa.
On LLMs. Harvey's deep roots with OpenAI is one of their biggest strengths, however they have underdeveloped deeper integrations with other models.
Spellbook is LLM agnostic, leveraging the best aspects of each langugage, including Anthropic's Claude, Google's Gemini, along with OpenAI's o1 and GPT-4o.
While both products have a modern user interface, Spellbook and Harvey have different approaches to customer onboarding.
Harvey focuses on a lengthly onboard times with large teams, while Spellbook gets users started on their first call, with continued support throughout their trials and subscriptions.
Both platforms prioritize security and privacy, offering zero data retention, SOC 2 compliance, and SSO — essentials for legal-grade AI.
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