ADE Gen2 rate card, in dollars

Landing AI Pricing for DPT-3 Per Page and Per 1,000 Pages

Landing AI moved Agentic Document Extraction to ADE Gen2 on DPT-3 in September 2026, and the price of a page now depends on three things: the model, the service tier, and how much text the page returns. Converted at $0.01 per credit, a typical page costs $5.50 to $30 per 1,000. A synchronous call always costs twice what the same page costs as an async job.

  • DPT-3 Pro and Verity in dollars
  • Why sync costs 2x an async job
  • What a dense page really costs
  • Gen1 rates, plans and rivals
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$5.50
DPT-3 Verity standard job, per 1,000 typical pages
$15 vs $30
DPT-3 Pro, async job vs sync call, per 1,000 pages
2x
what a sync call costs over a standard job
$50
per 1,000 dense 8,000-character pages on Pro priority
The short answer

What Landing AI costs now

Landing AI sells credits at $0.01 each. On ADE Gen2, every parsed page is billed as a per-page rate plus a rate per 1,000 output characters, so the price follows how much markdown a page returns. There are two models and two service tiers. DPT-3 Pro, the default, costs $30 per 1,000 typical 4,000-character pages on the priority tier and $15 on the standard tier. DPT-3 Verity, a lower-latency preview model for digitally created Latin-script documents, costs $11 on priority and $5.50 on standard. Every synchronous call runs on priority, and async jobs default to standard at half the rate. Gen2 Extract is billed by characters, zero data retention adds nothing, and Ground is free. The older Gen1 Parse is still documented at a flat 3 credits per page ($30 per 1,000 pages).

Current generation, ADE Gen2

DPT-3 parse pricing per page and per 1,000 pages

Each page costs its per-page rate plus its output-character rate. The last two columns price a typical business page that returns 4,000 characters of markdown, converted at $0.01 per credit.

Model and tier Applies to Per page Per 1,000 output chars Typical page Per 1,000 typical pages
DPT-3 Pro, priority Sync calls, and jobs that request it 1 credit 0.5 credits 3 credits ($0.030) $30.00
DPT-3 Pro, standard Async jobs only, the job default 0.5 credits 0.25 credits 1.5 credits ($0.015) $15.00
DPT-3 Verity, priority Sync calls, and jobs that request it 0.3 credits 0.2 credits 1.1 credits ($0.011) $11.00
DPT-3 Verity, standard Async jobs only, the job default 0.15 credits 0.1 credits 0.55 credits ($0.0055) $5.50

Landing AI rounds every credit total up to the nearest 0.1 credit, so a one-page Verity standard request at 0.55 credits bills 0.6. A dense page that returns 8,000 characters costs 5 credits on DPT-3 Pro priority, which is $50 per 1,000 pages.

Gen2 Extract, zero data retention and Ground

Operation Credits In dollars Notes
Extract, priority 1 credit / 2,500 input chars + 1 credit / 500 output chars by character Sync calls, and jobs that request it
Extract, standard 1 credit / 5,000 input chars + 1 credit / 1,000 output chars about $0.015 per typical document Median of about 1.5 credits per typical business document
Zero data retention no extra credits $0.00 Parse and Extract, Team and Enterprise plans
Ground no credits $0.00 Still logged in usage history

Extract reads markdown, so the parse charge comes first and Extract is added on top.

Read this before you budget

The same page costs twice as much through a sync call

Two rules in the Gen2 credit docs decide your bill more than the model you pick. How you call the API, and how much text your pages return.

Sync always bills priority

A synchronous Parse call runs on the priority tier every time. An async Parse Job runs on the standard tier unless you ask for priority, and standard is half the rate. So one typical page on DPT-3 Pro costs 3 credits through the sync endpoint and 1.5 credits as a job. Teams that wire up the sync endpoint for batch work pay double for speed they never use.

Output characters set the price

Gen1 charged a flat 3 credits per page. Gen2 charges a per-page rate plus a rate per 1,000 characters of returned markdown, counting page-break and document-ID markers. On DPT-3 Pro priority, the output charge on a typical page (2 credits) is already twice the page charge (1 credit). The text on the page, not the page count alone, drives the bill.

Dense pages cost more

A light form that returns little text stays near the per-page rate. A typical 4,000-character page on DPT-3 Pro priority is $30 per 1,000 pages. A dense 8,000-character page, such as a statement full of tables, is $50 per 1,000. Budget on your own documents, not on a single per-page number.

The worked example from the Landing AI docs

Landing AI documents a 12-page synchronous DPT-3 Pro parse that returns 48,120 output characters. Here is how the bill adds up, next to what the same document costs as a standard job.

Step Sync call (priority) Async job (standard)
Pages12 x 1 = 12 credits12 x 0.5 = 6 credits
Output characters48,120 / 1,000 x 0.5 = 24.0648,120 / 1,000 x 0.25 = 12.03
Total, rounded up36.06 to 36.1 credits18.03 to 18.1 credits
Cost$0.361$0.181

The sync column is the example as Landing AI publishes it. The job column applies the standard-tier rates to the same document. The response metadata reports page count, output characters, service tier and total credits, so you can check every charge.

Plans

Landing AI plans and credit packs

A credit costs $0.01 on Explore and Team, and the price is the same for US and EU accounts. Plans change who can use the account and what compliance you get, not the per-page rates above.

Pay as you go

Explore

Starts with 1,000 free credits that expire 90 days after you create the account. One user. After the free credits, Explore runs only on credits you buy, and prepaid credits expire one year after purchase.

From $250 a month

Team

Four sizes from 25,000 to 200,000 credits a month, unlimited users, zero data retention and a HIPAA BAA. At $250, 25,000 credits buys about 16,600 typical pages as DPT-3 Pro standard jobs, or about 8,300 through sync calls.

Custom

Enterprise

For more than 200,000 credits a month, with VPC and on-prem deployment, an SLA and SSO. Pricing is set by contract.

Older generation, still documented

Landing AI Gen1 pricing

Gen1 is the pre-DPT-3 generation, and Landing AI still publishes its rates. Parse is a flat charge per page with no output-character component. The DPT-1 and DPT-2 mini models now sit under Legacy ADE Features and are deprecated.

Gen1 operation Credits Per 1,000 pages Notes
Parse (documents) 3 credits / page $30.00 Flat per page, no output-character charge
Zero data retention on Parse +1 credit / page +$10.00 Team and Enterprise plans
Parse (spreadsheets) 1 credit / sheet + 3 / embedded image by sheet Images, charts and logos count as embedded images
Extract 1 credit / 5,000 input chars + 1 / 1,000 output chars by character Same rate sync or async
Classify 0.5 credits / page $5.00 Document type only, not parsing
Split 1 credit / 5,000 input chars by character Finds document boundaries
Section 1 credit / 5,000 input chars + 1 / 1,000 output chars by character Builds a table of contents

The 0.5 credits per page that often gets quoted for Landing AI is the Gen1 Classify rate, which only labels the document type. It is not a parse price. Gen1 Classify and the character-billed Gen1 operations round up to the nearest tenth of a credit.

In context

Landing AI versus the other extractors

Landing AI wins on one specific job. For digitally created Latin-script documents sent as standard jobs, DPT-3 Verity at $5.50 per 1,000 typical pages is cheaper than Reducto r-1 Parse at $10 and LlamaParse Agentic at $12.50. DPT-3 Pro, the default model, costs more than both, and LlamaParse Fast and Cost-effective cost less per page than any Landing AI tier. Reducto r-1 only bills $10 when the request names the model; otherwise legacy Parse rates apply. See the full breakdown on the agentic document extraction pricing comparison, or the head-to-head on Landing AI versus Reducto.

Tool Per 1,000 pages Notes Free usage or entry plan
Landing AI DPT-3 Verity, standard job $5.50 Typical page, digital Latin-script documents, preview model 1,000 credits, expire in 90 days
Landing AI DPT-3 Pro, standard job $15.00 Typical page, default model 1,000 credits, expire in 90 days
Landing AI DPT-3 Pro, sync call $30.00 Typical page, $50 for a dense 8,000-character page 1,000 credits, expire in 90 days
Landing AI Gen1 Parse $30.00 Older generation, flat per page 1,000 credits, expire in 90 days
LlamaParse Fast $1.25 Lowest parse tier, 1 credit per page 10,000 credits a month (Free plan)
LlamaParse Cost-effective $3.75 3 credits per page 10,000 credits a month (Free plan)
LlamaParse Agentic $12.50 10 credits per page 10,000 credits a month (Free plan)
LlamaParse Agentic Plus $56.25 45 credits per page 10,000 credits a month (Free plan)
Reducto r-1 Parse $10.00 Preview, V3 API, only when the request sets the model to r-1 $150 (15,000 credits), one time
Reducto legacy Parse $15 to $60 Standard or complex page, doubled in agentic modes $150 (15,000 credits), one time
Reducto Extract $20.00 Parsing included $150 (15,000 credits), one time
Cloud OCR (Textract, Azure, Google) $1.50 Plain text OCR Varies by provider
DocuOCR $14.26 to $19.60 Classification, extraction, validation, review and export included Starter $49 a month for 2,500 pages

Landing AI rows use a typical 4,000-character page. LlamaParse and Reducto r-1 quote a flat rate per page. DocuOCR is the monthly plan price divided by included pages.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Landing AI cost?
Landing AI charges $0.01 per credit, and a typical 4,000-character page on ADE Gen2 (DPT-3) costs $5.50 to $30 per 1,000 pages. DPT-3 Verity on an async standard job is the low end, and DPT-3 Pro through a synchronous call is the high end. New accounts get 1,000 free credits that expire 90 days after signup.
Why does a synchronous Landing AI parse cost twice as much as an async job?
Because every synchronous Parse call bills the priority tier, while async Parse Jobs default to the standard tier at half the rate. The same typical page on DPT-3 Pro costs 3 credits ($30 per 1,000 pages) through a sync call and 1.5 credits ($15) as a standard job. If you do not need the result in seconds, send jobs.
How does Landing AI price a dense page?
Gen2 charges per 1,000 output characters on top of the per-page rate, so a page that returns more markdown costs more. On DPT-3 Pro priority, a typical 4,000-character page is 3 credits ($30 per 1,000 pages) and a dense 8,000-character page is 5 credits ($50 per 1,000). Sparse forms land below the typical figure.
What is the difference between DPT-3 Pro and DPT-3 Verity pricing?
Verity costs roughly a third of Pro. Pro, the default and highest-quality model, is 1 credit per page plus 0.5 per 1,000 output characters on priority. Verity, a lower-latency preview model for digitally created Latin-script documents, is 0.3 plus 0.2. Landing AI says the same page can cost 75 to 90 percent less on Verity Standard than on Pro Priority.
How much does Landing AI Extract cost?
Gen2 Extract is billed by characters, not pages. Priority is 1 credit per 2,500 input characters plus 1 per 500 output characters. Standard jobs are 1 per 5,000 input plus 1 per 1,000 output. Landing AI puts a typical business document at a median of about 1.5 credits on standard, or $0.015, and you parse the document first.
Is Landing AI free?
Only to start. The Explore plan gives one user 1,000 free credits, and they expire 90 days after you create the account. At typical-page rates that covers about 330 pages through synchronous DPT-3 Pro calls, or about 1,800 pages as DPT-3 Verity standard jobs. After that you buy credits. LlamaParse, by contrast, includes 10,000 credits every month on its Free plan.
What do the Landing AI plans cost?
Explore is pay-as-you-go at $0.01 per credit with 1,000 free credits and one user. Team starts at $250 a month in four sizes from 25,000 to 200,000 credits a month, with unlimited users, zero data retention and a HIPAA BAA. Enterprise is custom pricing above 200,000 credits a month. Prepaid credits expire one year after purchase.
Does Landing AI charge extra for zero data retention?
Not on Gen2. Zero data retention with the DPT-3 Parse and Extract APIs consumes no extra credits, and the Ground API is free. On the older Gen1 Parse, ZDR adds 1 credit per page, which is $10 per 1,000 pages on top of the $30 parse rate. ZDR and the HIPAA BAA come with the Team and Enterprise plans.
What does the older Landing AI Gen1 cost?
Gen1 Parse is a flat 3 credits per page, or $30 per 1,000 pages, and ZDR adds 1 credit per page. Gen1 Extract is 1 credit per 5,000 input characters plus 1 per 1,000 output characters, spreadsheets are 1 credit per sheet plus 3 per embedded image, and Classify is 0.5 credits per page. The DPT-1 and DPT-2 mini models are deprecated.
Is Landing AI cheaper than LlamaParse or Reducto?
Sometimes. For digitally created Latin-script documents, DPT-3 Verity on a standard job costs $5.50 per 1,000 typical pages, below Reducto r-1 Parse at $10 and LlamaParse Agentic at $12.50. DPT-3 Pro costs $15 as a standard job and $30 through a sync call, above both. LlamaParse Fast ($1.25) and Cost-effective ($3.75) are cheaper per page.
Is Landing AI cheaper than AWS Textract or Azure?
No. AWS Textract, Azure Document Intelligence Read and Google Document AI Enterprise OCR charge $1.50 per 1,000 pages for plain OCR, while the lowest Landing AI Gen2 rate for a typical page is $5.50. The premium pays for a vision model that reads layout, rebuilds tables and returns markdown in one call, not for cheaper text recognition.

Test the output on your own documents

A credit rate tells you nothing about accuracy. Upload a document to DocuOCR, see the extracted fields, and compare before you build a pipeline around any parser.