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			<p>I was catching up with someone at a law firm. He said his firm – and pretty much every other law firm he knows – is using Harvey heavily.</p>
<p>Their pricing is around $1-2K/month/seat, which sounds like a lot (think of how much you’re paying for Claude or ChatGPT Pro).</p>
<p>But think about it relative to what law firms pay associates and paralegals for billable hours, and suddenly $1-2K/month doesn’t sound that expensive.</p>
<p>One takeaway: If your business model is based on replacing human labor, consider going after industries where human labor is notoriously expensive.</p>
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I was catching up with someone at a law firm. He said his firm – and pretty much every other law firm he knows – is using Harvey heavily.
Their pricing is around $1-2K/month/seat, which sounds like a lot (think of how much you’re paying for Claude or ChatGPT Pro).
But think about it relative to what law firms pay associates and paralegals for billable hours, and suddenly $1-2K/month doesn’t sound that expensive.
One takeaway: If your business model is based on replacing human labor, consider going after industries where human labor is notoriously expensive.

Where Human Labor Is Expensive

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