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Reducto plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| r-1 ParseDocuments to structured blocks and markdown | $10 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| ExtractSchema-based JSON extraction, parsing included | $20 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| Deep ExtractAgentic extraction for the hardest documents | $40 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| SplitSplit combined files into documents | $20 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| Deep SplitAgentic loop for near-perfect accuracy | $40 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| ClassifyCategorize documents (first 5 pages) | $7.50 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| Deep ClassifyHigher accuracy on difficult documents | $15 | PER 1,000 PAGES |
| Edit | $60 or $15 for pre-filled pages | PER 1,000 PAGES |
As printed on the page captured November 4, 2026.
How does Reducto pricing work?
The value metric is the page, priced by what is done to it. The endpoint table lists rates 'PER 1,000 PAGES': r-1 Parse at $10, Extract and Split at $20, Deep Extract and Deep Split at $40, Classify at $7.50 and Edit at '$60 or $15 for pre-filled pages'. The 'Deep' variants double the rate for agentic accuracy, so buyers choose quality per call. Packaging runs on terms and scale rather than capability: every parsing, extraction and scanning row is checked on all three plans, while Growth adds 'Volume Discounts', 'Zero Data Retention Agreement', 'Business Associate Agreement', 'EU/AU Data Residency Endpoints' and 'Unlimited Studio Seats', and Enterprise adds 'VPC and On-Prem Deployments', 'Custom MSA' and 'Custom SLA'.
The motion is self-serve at list rates with sales above it. 'Flexible plans' sits over 'Choose the plan that best fits your needs', then three cards: Standard, 'Pay-as-you-go for early-stage teams', at 'Free' with '$150 in free usage' and 'Get started'; Growth, badged 'Most Popular', and Enterprise, both at 'Custom pricing' with 'Contact sales'. A pill reads 'Not sure what you'll spend? Calculate your pricing', a migration panel offers credits, and a long features table runs through endpoints, throughput, parsing, extraction, scanning, exclusive features, security and file types. 'Calculate your pricing' follows with a page-volume slider, processor checkboxes and a monthly total, then the startup program and 'Questions, answered.'
Under the hood, the free usage is a credit grant and the custom tiers are discounted rate cards. The FAQ says 'Standard accounts include 15,000 free credits', the same grant the card states as $150, which points to credits worth one cent each behind the dollar rates. 'Custom rates for Growth and Enterprise include volume discounts per-endpoint', so each enterprise deal sets its own price per endpoint, and 'Guaranteed concurrent pages' steps 200, 350 and '500+' as throughput is sold with the tier. The calculator adds a 'Batch processing (−20% on Parse and Extract)' option, a discount for latency-tolerant work. Worth borrowing are a calculator that states 'Estimate at list rates, not a quote.' and migration credits sized for a buyer switching from another processor.
What does Reducto's pricing page do well?
- One rate table prints every endpoint 'PER 1,000 PAGES', from r-1 Parse at $10 to Edit at '$60 or $15 for pre-filled pages'
- 'Not sure what you'll spend? Calculate your pricing' sits right under the cards and leads to a calculator with a page slider and a monthly total
- The calculator labels its own output, 'Estimate at list rates, not a quote.', and notes 'Extract, Split, and Classify include parsing at no extra cost.'
- 'After your free $150, standard rates apply.' closes the Standard card, so the free amount and what follows are stated together
- Startup eligibility is printed as three limits, 'Under $15M in funding', 'Under $3M in annual revenue' and 'Under 50 employees'
What does Reducto's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- 'Standard accounts include 15,000 free credits' alongside '$150 in free usage' points to a one-cent credit behind the per-page rates
- Deep variants at double the base rate let buyers pay for accuracy per call, with quality priced as a dimension of usage
- 'Custom rates for Growth and Enterprise include volume discounts per-endpoint' means enterprise pricing is a negotiated copy of the same rate card
- A 'Most Popular' badge on a 'Custom pricing' plan sets the sales conversation as the expected path for scaling teams
- Migration credits of 'up to $5,000' fund the cost of switching processors, an acquisition budget aimed at an installed base
Learn with Orb
- ProductExperience Kit Reducto's 'Calculate your pricing' takes 'pages / month' and processor choices and returns a 'Total per month', labeled 'Estimate at list rates, not a quote.', the kind of calculator Orb's Experience Kit builds from one source of pricing truth.
- ProductPrice modeling Rates 'PER 1,000 PAGES' that differ by endpoint, from r-1 Parse at $10 to Deep Extract at $40, plus a batch discount, are dimensional pricing that Orb's price modeling lets a team define and change without re-engineering billing.
- GuideAn expert's guide to enterprise pricing for SaaS 'Custom rates for Growth and Enterprise include volume discounts per-endpoint' with 'Custom MSA' and 'Custom SLA' is deal-by-deal enterprise pricing, the territory Orb's guide to enterprise pricing for SaaS walks through.
Questions about Reducto pricing
How much does Reducto cost?
Reducto's pricing starts at $10/1k pages. The page shows 3 plans, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Reducto use?
Reducto prices by usage, combined with credits. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at developers.
Does Reducto have a free plan?
Reducto's pricing page shows no free plan or free trial. The lowest paid plan starts at $10/1k pages.
Does Reducto offer an annual discount?
Reducto's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $10/1k pages. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Reducto's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 3 plans, highlights Growth, and includes a comparison table, a calculator and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 6 things it does well and 8 insights into the pricing.
What are Reducto's rates per 1,000 pages?
Standard rates are $10 per 1,000 pages for r-1 Parse, $20 for Extract and Split, and $40 for Deep Extract and Deep Split. Classify is $7.50 and Deep Classify is $15, while Edit is '$60 or $15 for pre-filled pages'. Growth and Enterprise read 'Custom' with volume discounts per endpoint.
What are Reducto migration credits?
Teams moving from another tool are offered credits, as the panel states: 'If you're using another document processor, we'll give you up to $5,000 in credits to migrate your workload to Reducto'. The panel sits under the plan cards with 'Apply for migration credits'.
Who qualifies for the Reducto Startup Program?
The Startup Program gives 'free credits and discounted Growth pricing' to early-stage teams building document processing into a product. Eligibility is 'Under $15M in funding', 'Under $3M in annual revenue' and 'Under 50 employees'. Y Combinator companies have a separate link, 'Claim the exclusive YC deal'.
From the page as captured November 4, 2026. Current prices are on reducto.ai
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