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Pricing

Pay per page. 1 credit = 1 page. Credits never expire, and there's no subscription.

Starter

$5

20 credits

$0.25 per page

Standard

$15

75 credits

$0.20 per page

Pro

$40

250 credits

$0.16 per page

Every new account starts with 5 free credits, and page 1 of every document is previewed free. Prices are in US dollars, paid in USDT, and may change before purchasing opens.

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Questions

What counts as a page?

One page of a PDF is one credit, and so is one photo (JPG or PNG). PDFs can be up to 50 pages and 20 MB; photos up to 7 MB.

Is the preview really free?

Yes. Page 1 of any document is processed and shown to you before you pay anything — up to 3 previews a day. If you then process the full document, it costs one credit per page, including page 1 — only the preview itself is free.

What if processing fails?

You get back the credits for any pages we didn't process. If we can't produce your spreadsheet at all, you get all of them back.

Can I get a refund on purchased credits?

No. Purchases are final. The only credits returned to your balance are the automatic refunds above, for pages that failed to process.

What does "needs review" mean?

It means one of our automatic checks found numbers that don't add up — for example line items that don't sum to the subtotal, or a running balance that doesn't follow from the row above. You still get your files, with the affected rows highlighted, so you can compare them with the original. The document itself may contain the error.

Do credits expire?

No.

How do I pay?

In USDT on the TRON network (TRC20), through a crypto payment processor. Buying credits isn't open yet; when it is, it will appear on your Credits page.

How accurate is it?

Very good on clear documents, but it's AI, and it can make mistakes — which is why every result is checked and why we recommend confirming any figure that matters against the original.

What happens to my files?

They're deleted from our systems 24 hours after a job finishes, and never used to train AI models. See the privacy page for the full picture.