Prest0n vs Harvey

Name: Prest0
Price: 981 USD
Availability: InStock

one AI employee for your whole firm: it does the work, and your attorneys make every decision.

what Harvey users say

from public reviews and posts, word for word, each linked.

“The challenge is that the cost of bringing them on at true enterprise scale is prohibitive” (Sacra · innovation director, large law firm · April 2026) with Prest0n: your whole team, one employee
“At least for me as an attorney, Harvey is only actually useful when it comes to helping me sort through large amounts of data.” (Hacker News · attorney · October 2026) with Prest0n: it does the work, start to finish
“Even then, I can't trust its judgment (it has shown to be very poor) so it's only so useful” (Hacker News · attorney · October 2026) with Prest0n: nothing leaves without the right person’s OK

your whole team, one employee: every person on your team works with Prest0n at no extra cost: you pay only for Prest0n employees.
it does the work, start to finish: documents, email, spreadsheets and research with its sources, and any website in a real browser.
nothing leaves without the right person’s OK: by default every email and post waits for a tap from the person accountable for it; only that person or your workspace can let a kind go without asking.
your rules, on every message: management decides what Prest0n can see and do, and every task is checked against the permissions of the person asking.
every action on the record: governed actions land in an append-only audit feed, a legal hold pauses deletion while it stands, and an owner can wall named people off a matter.

can my whole team use Prest0n? yes: every person on your team works with Prest0n at no extra cost, and you pay only for Prest0n employees. management decides what each person can ask it to see and do.
does Prest0n give legal advice? no: Prest0n prepares the work, and your attorneys give the advice, sign and file. what goes out of the firm waits, by default, for the attorney accountable for it.
how do we start? with the free internship: connect the apps you already use, and Prest0n learns how your firm works as it goes. by default, nothing leaves the firm until the right person approves it.

for law: a federal court has held that a client’s own chats with an AI app were not privileged. what courts and the bar say is a click away; here is what Prest0n runs for your firm.

each quote word for word, with where it was read and the day it was read.

Sacra: Director of Innovation at large law firm on why firms adopt Harvey over Legora, https://sacra.com/research/director-innovation-law-legora-harvey-adoption/: “The challenge is that the cost of bringing them on at true enterprise scale is prohibitive” (read 10 November 2026)
Hacker News: a comment about Harvey, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50277219: “At least for me as an attorney, Harvey is only actually useful when it comes to helping me sort through large amounts of data.” (read 10 November 2026)
Hacker News: a comment about Harvey, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50277219: “Even then, I can't trust its judgment (it has shown to be very poor) so it's only so useful” (read 10 November 2026)

Harvey is a trademark of Harvey AI Corporation.