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LlamaIndex plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Pay-as-you-go | $0 | /month |
| ProHighlighted | $500 | /month |
| Enterprise | Custom |
As printed on the page captured November 4, 2026.
How does LlamaIndex pricing work?
The value metric is the credit, spent on parsing, extraction, classification and splitting, and priced per thousand. The plans differ on the credit rate and on scale rather than on capability: the comparison table checks every parsing, extraction and agent feature on all three plans, from 'Multiple parse tiers (Cost Effective, Agentic, Agentic Plus)' to 'Citations & confidence scores'. What steps up is throughput and control, 'Concurrent parse jobs' at 5, 20 and 100, projects at 1 and 5, and on Enterprise 'VPC', 'SSO & MFA' and 'Custom BAAs'.
The motion is self-serve for two plans with a sales path at the top. 'Choose the LlamaParse plan for your team' sits over a 'US' and 'Europe' switch, then three cards: Pay-as-you-go with 'GET STARTED', Pro with a gradient border, a 'Limited time offer' starburst and 'JOIN THE PROS', and Enterprise with 'TALK TO SALES'. Customer logos sit at the foot of the Pro and Enterprise cards, a startup program line follows, and the long 'Compare plans' table ends in a row of four buttons. Logos, 'Any questions? We're here to help!', a four-question FAQ and two closing panels with 'CONTACT SALES' and 'SIGN UP' complete the page.
Under the hood, Pro is a prepaid credit purchase at a lower rate. $500 at '$1.25 per 1k credits' is 400K credits, the figure the table lists under 'Included credits', so the subscription buys a monthly block at the discounted rate, while Pay-as-you-go draws at '$1.5 per 1k credits'. On top sits an acquisition bonus, '800k included credits ($1,000), one-time*', valued in dollars and scoped by its footnote, 'Business email domains only. Unused bonus credits expire immediately if you downgrade.' Two cost levers favor the buyer: 'Auto Mode' routes each page to a parse tier and 'saves up to 80%', and 'Smart result caching (re-parse = 0 credits)'. Worth borrowing are the dollar value printed beside a credit bonus and terms written right under the offer.
What does LlamaIndex's pricing page do well?
- Each self-serve card prints its credit rate, '$1.5 per 1k credits' and '$1.25 per 1k credits', so the unit price is visible at the moment of choice
- The Pro bonus states its dollar value, '800k included credits ($1,000)', and its terms in a footnote on the same card
- A 'US' and 'Europe' switch above the cards puts data region in the buying decision
- The comparison table opens with 'Included credits' under 'CREDITS & BILLING' before any capability row
- 'Are you a startup? Apply to our startup program' gives early companies a separate route to credits and support
What does LlamaIndex's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- $500 at $1.25 per 1k credits equals the 400K 'Included credits' in the table, so Pro reads as a monthly prepaid block at a lower rate
- Every parsing and extraction feature is checked on all three plans, so packaging runs on credit rate, concurrency and deployment rather than capability
- Concurrency steps 5, 20 and 100 across parse, extract, classify and split jobs, throughput priced as part of the tier
- 'Smart result caching (re-parse = 0 credits)' and Auto Mode routing that 'saves up to 80%' keep spend tied to new work
- A one-time bonus limited to 'Business email domains only' aims the acquisition offer at company buyers
Learn with Orb
- ProductPrepaid credits Pro at $500/month with '$1.25 per 1k credits' against '$1.5 per 1k credits' on Pay-as-you-go is a credit rate that improves with commitment, the structure Orb's prepaid credits product supports.
- GuideAn AI founder's guide to prepaid credits The '25% discount on credit pricing' on Pro and the 'Volume discount on credits' on Enterprise show a commitment earning a better rate per credit, the choice Orb's founder's guide to prepaid credits walks through.
- DocsPricing an AI agent A one-time '800k included credits ($1,000)' bonus whose 'Unused bonus credits expire immediately if you downgrade' is a grant with an expiration rule, the mechanics Orb's worked example of grants, top-ups and expirations covers.
Questions about LlamaIndex pricing
How much does LlamaIndex cost?
LlamaIndex's pricing starts at $500/mo. The page shows 3 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does LlamaIndex use?
LlamaIndex prices with credits, combined with usage-based pricing. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at developers.
Does LlamaIndex have a free plan?
Yes, LlamaIndex has a free plan. Paid plans start at $500/mo.
Does LlamaIndex offer an annual discount?
LlamaIndex's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $500/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is LlamaIndex's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 3 plans, highlights Pro, and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 8 things it does well and 6 insights into the pricing.
What is the LlamaParse rate per 1k credits?
Pay-as-you-go 'Includes 10K free credits' and then charges '$1.5 per 1k credits'. Pro at $500/month carries a '25% discount on credit pricing' at '$1.25 per 1k credits'. Enterprise lists a 'Volume discount on credits'.
What is the LlamaParse Pro limited-time bonus?
Pro carries a 'Limited-time bonus: 800k included credits ($1,000), one-time*'. The footnote reads 'Business email domains only. Unused bonus credits expire immediately if you downgrade.' The comparison table lists 400K included credits on Pro.
Does LlamaParse charge credits to re-parse a document?
Every plan includes 'Smart result caching (re-parse = 0 credits)', so parsing the same document again uses no credits. Every plan also includes 'Auto Mode', smart tier routing per page that 'saves up to 80%'.
From the page as captured November 4, 2026. Current prices are on llamaindex.ai
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