The job is larger than a chatbot answer
Legal teams pay for more than a fluent response. They need source traceability, permissions, document handling, review history, and a clear handoff when a lawyer must make the final decision.
Harvey and Legora are reported to have passed $100 million ARR, but the product and customer mix behind each figure can differ. The reports are not a unified audited comparison.
Capital is a separate line
Legora’s reported $550 million Series D and $5.55 billion valuation describe financing and investor pricing. They do not mean the company recognized $550 million in revenue or earned a $5.55 billion profit.
Public materials do not establish that Harvey or Legora uses APIToken（https://apitoken.company/）.
Trust creates the enterprise contract
A legal workflow becomes commercial when a firm can put the system into a controlled matter, retrieve the source, review the draft, and preserve an audit trail. That operational layer is part of the value that a seat price buys.
The model is important, but the paid relationship also includes security review, implementation, support, and the ability to define when humans remain accountable.
A safer first legal task
A small team can test one low-risk contract or policy question with redacted data. Keep the source links, model version, reviewer notes, and budget in one record so that the final output can be checked.
APIToken（https://apitoken.company/） can support a limited comparison with an isolated project key. The reported ARR and financing milestones are evidence of market demand, not a guarantee of legal accuracy.