Per-document billing, no minimums. Start free then scale with pay-as-you-go, or move to. Enterprise when volume demands it..
Starter
Perfect for individuals and small teams getting started with document management.
Pay-as-you-go
Scale your usage based on demand. Perfect for variable workloads and seasonal businesses.
Enterprise
Advanced features for large organizations with complex document workflows and compliance needs.
Pay-as-you-go prices each file you generate by its page size.
Labels, cards, A5 and smaller
$0.05 per document
A4, Letter, Legal, up to A3
$0.15 per document
Posters and plans
$0.50 per document
You're charged only for the documents you create or process. No monthly fees, no minimums. Perfect for seasonal businesses or variable workloads.
Yes, you can switch between any plan at any time. Changes take effect immediately, and we'll prorate any billing adjustments.
Each successful generation counts as one document for every 100 pages, or part of them. A PDF and a DOCX of the same template are two documents, and a failed generation is never charged. See what each page size costs
We accept all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) and PayPal. Enterprise customers can also pay by invoice.
Yes! All paid plans come with a 14-day free trial. Pay-as-you-go includes $10 in free credits to start. No credit card required for the Starter plan.
Choose Starter for testing, Pay-as-you-go for variable usage, Professional for regular team use, or Enterprise for large organizations with advanced needs.
We use enterprise-grade security with end-to-end encryption, regular backups, and SOC 2 compliance. Your data is always safe and private.
Pay-as-you-go has one fixed price per document size, with no volume tiers. A team generating several hundred standard documents per user each month pays less on Enterprise, priced per user. For larger volumes, talk to sales about a custom price.
Yes, by default and at no extra cost. Every PDF is written as PDF/A‑2b, the ISO standard for long-term archiving, unless it is encrypted, which PDF/A forbids. A document can ask for another part, such as PDF/A‑3b to embed files or PDF/A‑4. A claim is only made when the file meets it; when it cannot be, the response says so with CONFORMANCE_WITHHELD. How conformance works
Yes, at no extra cost. A document that asks for PDF/UA‑1 or PDF/UA‑2 is tagged for screen readers and other assistive technology, alongside its PDF/A claim. What only the author can supply, such as a title, a language or a description for each image, is required by the schema, so a definition without it is refused with the key to add. How conformance works
Contact our sales team to discuss enterprise features, custom integrations, and volume discounts.
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