Pricing
exdata uses one simple unit: one credit covers one live document extraction attempt. Test-mode uploads let your team validate PDFs, webhooks, and field mapping before live volume uses credits.
Credit packages
Because one credit maps to one live extraction attempt, 100 credits means 100 live attempts, 500 credits means 500, and 2,000 credits means 2,000. Buy credits manually at first, then enable auto top-up when your live volume becomes predictable.
For testing integrations and occasional document batches.
For active teams running regular extraction workflows.
For higher-volume processing with fewer billing interruptions.
Credit model
Credits are tied to extraction work, not seats or hidden platform limits. A live run covers the document upload, extraction work, normalized JSON result, status flow, and webhook context.
When a live document starts processing, exdata reserves one credit for that extraction attempt. The result includes the structured fields and operational context your integration needs to continue.
No-pressure rollout
