Worth $150
New Reducto Standard accounts get $150 in credits
$150 in credits for new Standard accounts, enough for about 15,000 r-1 pages or 150,000 r-1 mini pages
A new Reducto Standard account comes with $150 in credits, equal to 15,000 Credits. At current list rates, that is enough to parse about 15,000 pages with r-1, or about 150,000 pages with r-1 mini. Used for Extract, it covers about 7,500 pages.
- Eligible plans
- Standard pay-as-you-go plan
- Eligibility
- New Standard accounts; you must be at least 18 years old
- Renewal terms
- After the credit is used up, usage is billed at Standard list rates. Standard is not a subscription and does not auto-renew for a fixed term. You can optionally turn on auto-recharge.
The briefing
If you want to parse contracts, reports or scans in your own workflow, a new Reducto Standard account comes with $150 in credits you can spend on the parsing and extraction APIs.
What you get
- New Standard accounts receive $150 in free credits, equal to 15,000 Credits, for the Parse, Extract, Split and Edit APIs.
- At current list rates, r-1 Parse is $10 per 1,000 pages, so the credit covers about 15,000 pages. r-1 mini Parse is $1 per 1,000 pages, or about 150,000 pages. Extract is $20 per 1,000 pages with parsing included, or about 7,500 pages.
- After the credit is used up, standard list rates apply. Optional add-ons such as OCR data return on r-1 mini, prompted blocks and the advanced chart agent are billed separately.
- On the Standard plan, Reducto uses the documents you upload and the outputs it generates to train and improve its models, and its team may review that content. Do not upload files you are not allowed to share, or protected sensitive information. If you need zero data retention or no training on your content, you need a Growth or Enterprise agreement.
How to claim
- Open Reducto Studio and sign up for a new Standard account with your email.
- Once the account is ready, you can try documents in Studio, or create an API key and start calling the Parse or Extract APIs.
See the Reducto pricing page and the usage and pricing documentation for details.
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