Harvey Acquires Hexus to Strengthen Competitive Edge in Legal Tech Sector
In a significant move within the legal technology industry, Harvey, a leading legal AI startup, has announced the acquisition of Hexus, a two-year-old company specializing in tools for creating product demonstrations, videos, and guides. This acquisition aligns with Harvey’s strategy to enhance its services and solidify its position amid increasing competition in the legal tech landscape.
Pratap, a representative from Hexus, emphasized the value that their team’s expertise in enterprise AI tools brings to Harvey. She stated, “What we’re bringing to Harvey is deep experience building enterprise AI tools in adjacent problem spaces. This expertise helps Harvey move faster in a market that’s becoming increasingly competitive.”
Prior to the acquisition, Hexus secured $1.6 million in funding from investors such as Pear VC and Liquid 2 Ventures. Although specific terms of the deal were not disclosed, Pratap noted that the agreement is designed to ensure long-term incentives for the team.
Harvey’s acquisition of Hexus comes as part of the company’s ambitious growth trajectory. Recently, Harvey reported an $8 billion valuation, attributed to a successful $160 million funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz and supported by T. Rowe Price, WndrCo, and existing investors including Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins. Overall, Harvey has raised $760 million since the start of 2025, increasing from an earlier valuation of $3 billion.
The company now serves over 1,000 clients in 60 countries, with a strong presence in the top 10 U.S. law firms. “That was the moment when we were like, wow, this entire industry can be transformed by this technology,” remarked Weinberg, highlighting the transformative potential of their solutions.
Harvey’s approach to innovation has notably included early support from the OpenAI Startup Fund, which remains one of its largest investors. The acquisition of Hexus further demonstrates Harvey’s commitment to staying at the forefront of the legal technology revolution.
