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Pricing Plans for Agentic Document Extraction

See the full details for the pricing plans here.
ExploreTeamVisionaryEnterprise
CostPay as you go
Start with 1000 free credits		Credit packs starts at $250/moCredit packs starts at $2,000/moContact us
Credit value$1 gives you 100 credits$1 gives you 110 credits$1 gives you 130 creditsContact us

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Plan Features

FeatureExploreTeamVisionaryEnterprise
Core Capabilities
Parsing
view supported file formats		✓✓✓✓
Intelligent Chunking✓✓✓✓
Field Extraction✓✓✓✓
List Extraction✓✓✓✓
Table Extraction✓✓✓✓
Figure Summaries✓✓✓✓
Visual Grounding✓✓✓✓
Split Classification
Coming soon		✓✓✓✓
Multilingual documents✓✓✓✓
Confidence Scoring (Preview)
Coming soon		✓✓
Custom Processing Pipeline✓
Organization Management & Support
Seats1 Seat5 SeatsUp to 15 SeatsCustom
Support LevelCommunityEnhancedPriorityDesignated
Security & Deployment
Rate LimitsStandardHigherPremiumPriority
Zero Data Retention (ZDR)✓✓✓
HIPAA (BAA) (inc. ZDR)✓✓✓
VPC, VPL, and On Prem Deployments✓
SLA & Uptime Guarantees✓
Other Available APIs
Agentic Object Detection API
3 credits / image processed		✓✓✓✓

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Credit Costs

The credit consumption is determined by the specific API endpoint called.

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Credit Costs for tools/agentic-document-extraction

This section explains credit use for this API: When calling this API, the number of credits used to process a document is based on the number of pages and the features used in parsing. All processing tasks include parsing, so at a minimum the cost is 3 credits/page.
FeatureCredit CostNotes
Parsing3 credits/pageEach page processed includes parsing.
Field extraction3 credits/pageIncluding an extraction schema triggers this charge.
ZDR (HIPAA/BAA)1 credit/pageThis feature is available on the Team, Visionary, and Enterprise plans.

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Sample Cost: Parsing Only

Let’s say you want to parse 1,000 pages, and you don’t need to include any additional features that consume credits. The following table calculates that this would consume 3,000 credits.
FeaturePagesCredit CostTotal Credit Cost
Parsing1,0003 credits/page3,000
Field extraction03 credits/page0
ZDR (HIPAA/BAA)01 credit/page0
3,000 credits
Cost on Each Plan In the table above, we calculated that the workflow would consume 3,000 credits. Now, let’s calculate how much that would cost on each plan.
CreditsCost Per CreditTotal $ Cost
Explore3,000 credits1.0 credit per $0.01$30
Team3,000 credits1.1 credit per $0.01$27.27
Visionary3,000 credits1.3 credit per $0.01$23.07
Enterprise3,000 creditsContact usContact us

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Sample Cost: Parsing, Field Extraction, & ZDR

Let’s say you want to parse 1,000 pages, and you want to include field extraction and ZDR. The following table calculates that this would consume a total of 7,000 credits.
FeaturePagesCredit CostTotal Credit Cost
Parsing1,0003 credits/page3,000
Field extraction1,0003 credits/page3,000
ZDR (HIPAA/BAA)1,0001 credit/page1,000
7,000 credits
Cost on Each Plan In the table above, we calculated that the workflow would consume 7,000 credits. Now, let’s calculate how much that would cost on each plan. Pricing for Explore is not included because ZDR is not available on the Explore plan.
CreditsCost Per CreditTotal $ Cost
Explore7,000 creditsN/AN/A
Team7,000 credits1.1 credit per $0.01$63.63
Visionary7,000 credits1.3 credit per $0.01$53.84
Enterprise7,000 creditsContact usContact us

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Credit Costs for the Parse API

This section explains credit use for this API: The number of credits used to parse a document is based on the number of pages and the features used in parsing, as shown in the following table.
FeatureCredit CostNotes
Parsing3 credits/pageEach page processed includes parsing.
ZDR (HIPAA/BAA)1 credit/pageThis feature is available on the Team, Visionary, and Enterprise plans.

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Credit Costs for the Extract API

This section explains credit use for this API: The number of credits used to extract data is based on both the number of input characters and output characters, and is rounded up to the nearest 0.1 credits.
FactorCredit CostNotes
5,000 input characters1 creditInput characters are the number of characters in the Markdown file that is passed to the API.
1,000 output characters1 creditOutput characters are the number of characters in the extraction object returned by the API, excluding whitespace used for indentation. (Other spaces, like the spaces after colons in key-value pairs, are not removed.)
Here is the formula used to calculate the credit cost: credits = (input characters ÷ 5,000) + (output characters ÷ 1,000), rounded up to 1 decimal place

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Sample Cost

Input Characters Let’s say you run the API on a Markdown file with the following content. The file has 2,270 characters. Therefore, the number of input characters is 2,270. 
<a id='2800ae73-bd32-4c54-910d-755f25541b15'></a>\n\nAROMA CAFE\n1211 Green Street\nNew York, NY 10005\n\n<a id='b7c067c1-4c96-4f07-8a2e-f3557aeb9b95'></a>\n\n12/27/2019\n\n<a id='9d2262d5-9319-41f1-9c69-e7ba0b726f9a'></a>\n\n08:26 PM\n\n<a id='8dfee4e4-c1a1-4fc8-9525-8c0352697e90'></a>\n\nTAB 8          HOST MAGGIE\n\n<a id='25f864af-7281-4c83-95bd-2e499dd8ee0d'></a>\n\nAMEX ##########19883\n\n<a id='4486463b-f5e3-487b-b9df-4959587c5091'></a>\n\n<table>\n  <tr>\n    <th>QTY</th>\n    <th>DESC</th>\n    <th>AMT</th>\n  </tr>\n  <tr>\n    <td>1</td>\n    <td>Americano</td>\n    <td>$3.19</td>\n  </tr>\n  <tr>\n    <td>1</td>\n    <td>Almond Scone</td>\n    <td>$1.99</td>\n  </tr>\n  <tr>\n    <td>1</td>\n    <td>16oz Bottle Water</td>\n    <td>$2.99</td>\n  </tr>\n</table>\n\n<a id='91b1d921-163e-406b-bf7f-a1731f706e1c'></a>\n\nAMT: $8.70\n\nSUBTOTAL: $8.17\nTAX: $0.53\n\nBALANCE: $8.70\n\n<a id='7bcc9a3e-c688-4ff2-a5b0-bfea57d25f3c'></a>\n\nSummary : This image displays a barcode consisting of a series of vertical black and white lines, used for encoding information in a machine-readable format.\n\nbarcode:\n  Barcode Details :\n    • The barcode is composed of alternating black and white vertical bars of varying thickness.\n    • No human-readable numeric or alphanumeric string is visible below or above the barcode.\n    • Barcode type is not explicitly indicated; the pattern resembles a standard linear barcode (e.g., Code 128 or EAN-13), but cannot be definitively identified without further context.\n    • The barcode contains approximately 60–70 modules (individual bars and spaces).\n    • Quiet zones (blank margins) are present on both the left and right sides of the barcode.\n    • The barcode is horizontally oriented and centered on a white background.\n    • No additional text, logo, or annotation is present.\n\nAnalysis :\n  • The barcode is designed for machine scanning and does not convey any human-readable information in this image.\n  • The absence of a numeric string or label means the encoded data cannot be determined visually.\n  • The presence of quiet zones and consistent bar height suggests it is formatted for standard retail or inventory use.\n\n<a id='d06c76e1-fb44-4efb-89b7-f7eedd976062'></a>\n\nSAMPLE RECEIPT
Output Characters Let’s say you extract multiple fields from the Markdown file, and the following is the content in the extraction object returned by the API. The response has 475 characters. Therefore, the number of output characters is 475. 
{'merchant': {'name': 'AROMA CAFE', 'address': '1211 Green Street', 'city_state_zip': 'New York, NY 10005'}, 'transaction': {'date': '2019-12-27', 'time': '20:26', 'payment_method': 'AMEX ##########19883', 'tab_host': 'TAB 8 HOST MAGGIE'}, 'items': [{'qty': '1', 'desc': 'Americano', 'amt': '3.19'}, {'qty': '1', 'desc': 'Almond Scone', 'amt': '1.99'}, {'qty': '1', 'desc': '16oz Bottle Water', 'amt': '2.99'}], 'totals': {'subtotal': '8.17', 'tax': '0.53', 'total': '8.70'}}
Calculate the Total Now that you have your input and output character counts, you can calculate the credit cost: credits = (2,270 ÷ 5,000) + (475 ÷ 1,000), rounded up to 1 decimal place = 0.454 + 0.475, rounded up to 1 decimal place = 0.929, rounded up to 1 decimal place = 1.0 credits

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FAQs

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Plans, Credits, and Billing

Credits are usage units that get consumed each time you process a document. Every document processing task—like parsing or field extraction—uses credits based on the number of pages in the document.If you’re on the Explore plan, you can buy credits on a pay-as-you-go basis.If you’re on the Team, Visionary, or Enterprise plan, you get a monthly allotment of credits.
The cost of a credit depends on your plan. Each plan progressively includes more credits per dollar.
ExploreTeamVisionaryEnterprise
Credit Rate (credit to ¢)1 credit per 1¢1.1 credits per 1¢1.3 credits per 1¢Contact us
Credit Rate ($ to credits)$1 buys 100 credits$1 buys 110 credits$1 buys 130 creditsContact us
Yes. When you sign up, you’re automatically on the Explore plan, which includes 1000 free credits. These credits are perfect for exploring the ADE document processing capabilities, building prototypes, and testing how ADE integrates with your workflow.
Each ADE plan is designed to meet the volume and feature needs of a different use case.If you’re a solo developer, the Explore plan might be best fit for you. But if you’re processing a high number of documents each month and need zero data retention, then the Visionary plan might be better suited for you.
No, you do not need to put down a credit card to get started with ADE! When you sign up, you’re automatically on the Explore plan, which includes free credits and doesn’t require upfront payment.

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Explore

If you’re on the Explore plan and you run out of credits, you can buy more credits to keep going!

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Subscription Plans (Enrolled on September 23, 2025 and later)

If you subscribed to a Team, Visionary, or Enterprise plan on or after September 23, 2025, you can use an unlimited number of overage credits. If your overage usage reaches 100% of your monthly credit allocation, you will receive an immediate invoice for those overage charges.For example, if your plan includes 55,000 credits per month and you use 55,001 overage credits, you will be billed immediately for the overage amount.Credits used beyond your monthly allocation are billed at $0.01/credit.

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Subscription Plans (Enrolled before September 23, 2025)

If you subscribed to a Team, Visionary, or Enterprise plan before September 23, 2025, you can use up to an additional 100% of your monthly credit allocation in overages.For example, if your plan includes 55,000 credits per month, you can use an additional 55,000 credits before reaching the overage limit (110,000 total credits for the month).Credits used beyond your monthly allocation are billed at $0.01/credit.
If you were on the original “pay as you go plan” and added funds before the credit-based system was implemented, your funds have been converted to credits.The conversion is $0.01 to 1 credit, which ensures that you retain your original pricing of parsing costing $0.03 per page.If you were on an enterprise plan before the credit-based system was implemented, there are no changes to your plan.
The subscription plans are designed for consistent monthly use. To ensure fairness and predictable pricing, a new set of credits is allocated at the start of each billing cycle, and any unused credits from the previous billing cycle expire.If you start on the Explore plan and upgrade to another plan, unused Explore credits are not added to your new plan. However, you can toggle back to your personal account and continue to use the Explore credits for testing. If you would like to move credits from the Explore plan to your subscription plan, contact support@landing.ai.Credits purchased on the Explore plan expire one year from the purchase date.
The subscription plans charge credits based on the number of pages processed.When processing PDFs, a page (regardless of dimensions) is simply a page in the PDF.When processing images, each image counts as a page.
All billing is securely processed through Stripe.For Team and Visionary plans, you’ll be charged at the beginning of each billing cycle and immediately receive your credits for that period.
Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your subscription plan. To change your subscription plan, contact support@landing.ai.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription. If you cancel your subscription, the cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle. To cancel, contact support@landing.ai.

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General Questions about Agentic Document Extraction

Yes, ADE can parse text from multiple languages. To see the full list of supported languages, go to Supported Languages.
Yes, ADE can parse handwritten text, including handwritten text in different languages.
ADE supports HIPAA compliance on its Team, Visionary, and Enterprise plans. To ensure HIPAA compliance, you must:
  • Enable the Zero Data Retention (ZDR) option.
  • Have a signed Business Associate Agreement (BAA) in place with LandingAI. To initiate the BAA process, submit your request through the form on the Organization Settings page (available after ZDR is enabled).
To learn more about our HIPAA compliance, check out our Trust Center and Security & Compliance page.
ADE supports zero data retention (ZDR) on its Team, Visionary, and Enterprise plans.To learn more about the ZDR option, check out Zero Data Retention.
LandingAI is SOC 2 Type II compliant. To learn more, check out our Trust Center and Security & Compliance page.
Virtual Private LandingAI (VPL) is a deployment option for users on the Enterprise plan. When ADE is deployed with VPL, the ADE account is in a completely separate LandingAI environment, isolated from all other accounts.