The announcement does not disclose pricing or how the connector is priced beyond the requirement for a Midpage subscription. Midpage's user count is also inconsistent across its materials: it reports 300+ law firms using Midpage or its integrations, while its own materials cite 200+ firms. In early 2025, Zastrow said Midpage had full coverage of U.S. case law, including all federal appellate and trial cases and state appellate cases. It does not cover state trial court cases, which attorneys practicing in state trial courts should account for. Harvey's existing legal research relationship with LexisNexis is limited in scope.
The launch reflects a broader push by legal AI vendors to supply verified primary law inside drafting tools instead of separate research products. Rival Legora has expanded its own research offering, including through its acquisition of Wexler. For firms already on Harvey, the practical question is whether Midpage's coverage gaps matter for their practice areas and whether they want to add a second subscription. Firms weighing Midpage against incumbents should test its state trial court gap against their own matters before committing.