Free
Get familiar with the API.
Free credit allocation
100 credits · 1 credit / parse
Explore the API at no cost- 100 credits, once
- No card required
- Subject to eligibility
Resume Parsing API / Pricing
Start with 100 free credits, subject to eligibility. The same API and schema, with every credit pack.
Try the output.
Then try your own resume.
Paid packs are not on sale yet. Prices below show the planned one-time packs.
Get familiar with the API.
Free credit allocation
100 credits · 1 credit / parse
Explore the API at no costFor your first integration.
USD / one-time pack
1,250 credits · 1 credit / parse
3.12¢ per native parseMore capacity. Lower unit cost.
USD / one-time pack
6,500 credits · 1 credit / parse
2.29¢ per native parseFor volume and special requirements.
Custom pricing
Volume and special requirements
Start with a conversationUSD before applicable taxes. Capacity assumes all documents use the selected mode; project quotas and rate limits still apply.
See API limitsShowing native parsing capacity at 1 credit per document.
Native parsing uses 1 credit. OCR uses 3 credits total. Adjust your document mix to see how much capacity you need.
Illustrative estimate. Paid packs are not on sale yet.
Successful native parsing costs 1 credit per document. OCR costs 3 credits total per document. Capacity depends on your mix of native and OCR processing.
Paid packs are not on sale yet. The Starter and Growth prices show the planned one-time packs. Contact us to discuss availability or an enterprise workload.
The Free pack provides 100 credits once, subject to eligibility and account provisioning. No card is required. You can always inspect the static sample in the Playground for free.
Credits do not expire. Packs are one-time payments, with no recurring subscription or automatic top-up.
All pack prices are in USD before applicable taxes.
Credits, project quotas and rate limits are separate. The capacity examples show credit consumption; your project's API limits still apply. See the API reference for integration details.
Explore the output in the Playground, or go straight to the API reference.