Reducto Pricing: Cost Per Page and Credits

Reducto charges $10 per 1,000 pages for r-1 Parse and $20 per 1,000 pages for Extract, with parsing included in the Extract price. Standard accounts start with $150 in free usage, described as 15,000 free credits, and then pay list rates. Growth and Enterprise plans are quoted by sales with per-endpoint volume discounts. Batch jobs get 20% off.

That is the published list. The part that decides your bill is which endpoint your documents actually run through, because the same page can cost $10, $20, $40 or $60 per thousand depending on what you ask Reducto to do with it.

How much does Reducto cost?

Reducto bills per page, per endpoint. There is no seat price on the Standard plan and no monthly minimum. Here is the complete list rate card for Standard accounts.

Add-ons sit on top of Parse. OCR data return is $2 per 1,000 pages, prompted blocks and custom regions are $5 per 1,000 pages, and the advanced chart agent is $0.06 per chart, charged only when a chart is detected. Spreadsheets are metered by cells rather than pages. The cost per page column is our arithmetic; everything else is Reducto's.

What is a Reducto credit worth?

On the numbers Reducto publishes, one credit is worth one cent. The pricing page describes the Standard allowance as $150 in free usage, and its FAQ describes the same allowance as 15,000 free credits. Divide one by the other and a credit is $0.01, which also means r-1 Parse consumes one credit per page and Extract consumes two.

That matters because a few third-party summaries quote a higher per-credit figure. We could not reconcile any other rate to Reducto's own pages, so budget from the dollar rates in the table above and treat credits as a unit of account, not a separate price.

Does Reducto have a free plan?

Not a permanent one. Standard is pay as you go and includes $150 of free usage to start, which covers 15,000 pages of r-1 Parse or 7,500 pages of Extract at list rates. After that, standard rates apply. There is no recurring monthly allowance of the kind Google Cloud Vision gives with its first 1,000 units.

Two programs can stretch that further. Reducto's Startup Program offers free credits and discounted Growth pricing to companies with under $15 million in funding, under $3 million in annual revenue and fewer than 50 employees, with a separate deal for Y Combinator companies. And if you are moving from another document processor, Reducto advertises up to $5,000 in migration credits.

How much does Reducto Extract cost?

Extract costs $20 per 1,000 pages and includes the parse, so you do not pay the $10 Parse rate on top. Deep Extract, which runs a heavier pass for difficult documents, costs $40 per 1,000 pages. Both carry the same caveat: dense extractions of more than 100 fields per page may incur a per-field surcharge that Reducto does not price publicly.

For receipts and ordinary invoices the surcharge is unlikely to bite, since a receipt rarely carries more than a few dozen fields including line items. For long statements, rate schedules or insurance forms it can, and it is the one line on the rate card worth asking sales about before you commit.

What do Reducto Growth and Enterprise cost?

Both are custom priced. Reducto does not publish a figure for either, and the pricing page routes both to sales. What it does publish is what you get for moving up.

The line that pushes many regulated US buyers up a tier is the business associate agreement. It appears in the Growth feature list and not on Standard, so a healthcare team that needs a BAA should plan on a sales conversation from day one rather than a credit card sign-up.

How much does Reducto batch processing save?

Parse and Extract jobs submitted through the batch queue get a 20% usage discount, and Reducto guarantees completion within 12 hours. That takes Extract from $20 to $16 per 1,000 pages and r-1 Parse from $10 to $8. It is a smaller discount than Mistral's 50% batch rate, but the 12-hour guarantee is a firmer commitment than most batch queues make.

What 2,500 receipts a month cost on Reducto, and on everything else

Price the same job everywhere and the picture gets clearer. Here are 2,500 single-page receipts a month across the options US teams most often compare. Figures are list rates; the monthly totals are our arithmetic.

Three things stand out. Reducto Extract costs twice what Textract charges for prebuilt receipt fields, which is the price of a general schema engine rather than a receipt-specific one. Raw parsing on Mistral is far cheaper than parsing on Reducto, a comparison we break down on the Mistral OCR API pricing page. Extend, the closest like-for-like rival, lands on either side of Reducto depending on mode: its Light extraction is cheaper and its Performance extraction costs roughly three times as much, as shown in our Extend AI pricing breakdown. And every API row returns JSON that a developer still has to validate and push into a ledger, while the finished tool row returns a spreadsheet.

Is Reducto worth it for receipts and invoices?

For a developer building a product that has to handle many document types, often yes. Reducto's real strengths are breadth and layout: one API that parses, extracts, splits, classifies and fills forms across more than 30 file types, handles charts and spreadsheets, and returns citations and bounding boxes so an application can show where each value came from. If you are building a document feature for your own customers, that breadth replaces a lot of glue code and the price is fair for it.

For a business that simply needs its own receipts and vendor invoices in the books, it is usually more tool than the job requires. You would be paying $20 per 1,000 pages for a schema engine, writing the schema, then building the review screen and the export to Excel or QuickBooks yourself. A receipt-specific receipt OCR API or a finished extraction tool covers the same outcome with nothing to maintain.

The same logic applies to the other documents Reducto is often pitched for. Bank statements are a good example: if what you actually need is last quarter's statements in your accounting software, a purpose-built tool that can convert PDF bank statements into OFX files for import is a far shorter path than a general parsing API and a custom integration.

How does Reducto compare with Parseur and Docparser on price?

They are different products at different price points. Reducto is a developer API metered per page per endpoint, with no seat fees and no plan tiers to climb on Standard. Parseur and Docparser are no-code parsing apps sold as monthly plans with a page or credit allowance, aimed at operations teams who want email and document parsing without writing code.

At low volume the no-code apps can cost more per page, since their entry plans bundle a small allowance into a fixed fee. At high volume Reducto's list rates look competitive, but you are paying engineers to build what the apps include. The fair comparison is total cost per usable record, not the page rate, and our OCR API pricing comparison puts every published meter in this market on one per 1,000 page scale so you can run it.

What to check before you buy Reducto

Start with the endpoint, not the plan. Decide whether you need parsing only, extraction to a schema, or the Deep variants, because that choice moves the rate from $10 to $40 per 1,000 pages. Count pages rather than documents, since every page of a multi-page PDF is metered.

Then check the edges. Ask whether any of your documents exceed 100 fields per page, which triggers the unpublished surcharge. Decide whether a 12-hour batch window is acceptable, since it saves 20%. If you need a BAA or zero data retention, plan for Growth and a sales cycle. And spend the $150 of free usage on your hardest documents, not your cleanest ones.

If your documents are receipts and invoices and the destination is a spreadsheet or QuickBooks, run a batch through the extractor at the top of this page first. It takes a minute, shows you the columns you would otherwise build a pipeline to produce, and gives you a baseline to hold any API against. Our AWS Textract pricing and Google Document AI pricing breakdowns cover the two hyperscaler options if you want the cloud baseline as well.