Document-parsing API
Reducto
Document parsing, extraction, splitting and classification over an API, billed per 1,000 pages by product.
Plans
Values that apply to one plan. "Not stated" means the official pages do not say; it is not an estimate.
| Plan | Price | Included | Extra usage | Concurrency | Rate limit | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (pay-as-you-go)Pay as you go | Not recorded | Not recorded |
Not recorded |
Pricing pageChoose the plan on the page |
Applies to every plan
Recorded for the product or the provider; a plan-level value or a listed exception replaces it.
Collection notes
Only the Standard (pay-as-you-go) plan has a published price: Parse (model r-1) is $10 per 1,000 pages, Extract $20, Deep Extract $40, Split $20, Classify $7.50. The record is the Parse rate. The Growth tier and above are not priced on the pages read. The usage page says the listed prices take effect on September 1, 2026. A batch queue gives 20% off Parse and Extract; budget and cost are judged at the list price, not the batch price. Zero data retention and no training on data are stated for the Growth tier and above only, so for Standard they are not stated.
Sources and notes
Each number points to the provider's own sentence, as it appears on the page on the date shown.
Parse and Extract jobs submitted through the batch queue receive a 20% usage discount.
The batch queue is a 20% discount on Parse and Extract (12-hour completion). Cost and budget verdicts use the list price, not the batch price.
We have a Zero Data Retention policy (ZDR) for users on our "Growth" tier and above, meaning all data submitted via API is set to expire within 24
Zero data retention is stated for the Growth tier and above; nothing is stated for the Standard plan.
For users on our "Growth" tier and above, we never use any of their data for training purposes.
The no-training sentence is for the Growth tier and above; nothing is stated for the Standard plan.
| Parse, r-1 | $10 / 1,000 pages | | |
How the value follows from the source: The Parse (model r-1) rate, $10 per 1,000 pages; Extract is $20, Deep Extract $40.
The usage page says these listed prices go into effect on September 1, 2026.
How the value follows from the source: The Parse (model r-1) rate, $10 per 1,000 pages.