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Landing AI Pricing: ADE Cost Per Page and Per 1,000 Pages

Landing AI prices its Agentic Document Extraction in credits at $0.01 each, so nobody quotes dollars per page. Converted, the newer v2 parse is $5 to $10 per 1,000 pages, the original DPT-2 parse is $30, and extraction is billed by character. Here is every operation in dollars, plus the v2 price cut and the classify trap.

  • Every operation in dollars per 1,000 pages
  • How the $0.01 credit converts
  • The 3x to 6x v2 parse price cut
  • The classify-vs-parse trap
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SOC 2 Type II
256-bit encryption
US data handling
Fields, not just text
$5
v2 async parse, per 1,000 pages
$10 to $30
parse, per 1,000 pages (v2 to DPT-2)
3x
v2 real-time is cheaper than DPT-2
1,000
free credits, expire in 90 days
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What Landing AI costs

Landing AI bills its Agentic Document Extraction in credits at $0.01 each. The newer v2 parse is 0.5 to 1 credit per page ($5 to $10 per 1,000 pages), the original DPT-2 parse is 3 credits ($30), and the lighter DPT-2 mini is 1.5 credits ($15). Classify is 0.5 credits ($5), and extraction is billed by character rather than by page, so its per-1,000-pages cost is an average. The v2 generation cut the parse price 3x to 6x and made zero data retention free, where DPT-2 charged a 33 percent surcharge for it. Every account gets 1,000 free credits, but they expire 90 days after signup, unlike LlamaParse's monthly renewal. Against plain cloud OCR at $1.50 per 1,000 pages, even the cheapest Landing AI tier is about 3 times more, because you are paying for an agentic reasoning pass, not cheaper OCR.

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Landing AI pricing per page and per 1,000 pages

The credit column is Landing AI's own published rate. The dollar columns convert it at $0.01 per credit.

Operation Credits Per page Per 1,000 pages What it is
Parse, DPT-2 (v1) 3 credits / page $0.030 $30.00 Original agentic parse model
Parse, DPT-2 mini (v1) 1.5 credits / page $0.015 $15.00 Lighter v1 parse model
Parse v2, real-time 1 credit / page $0.010 $10.00 Newer v2 model, synchronous
Parse v2, async standard 0.5 credit / page $0.005 $5.00 Cheapest, batch job
Parse v2, output add-on 0.5 cr / 1,000 output chars +$0.005 +$5.00 / 1M chars Meters the markdown returned
Classify 0.5 credit / page $0.005 $5.00 Document type only, not parsing
Extract, v1 1cr/5,000 in + 1cr/1,000 out chars by character varies Structured fields, character-billed
Extract v2, real-time 1cr/2,500 in + 1cr/500 out chars by character varies Higher output-char rate
Extract v2, async standard 1cr/5,000 in + 1cr/1,000 out chars by character varies Cheaper batch extraction
Split, v1 1 cr / 5,000 input chars by character varies Document boundary detection
Zero data retention, v2 no extra credits $0.000 $0.00 Free on the v2 generation
Zero data retention, DPT-2 +1 credit / page +$0.010 +$10.00 33% surcharge on DPT-2 parse

Rates read from the Landing AI pricing and credit-consumption documentation on July 22, 2026. A credit is $0.01 ($1 buys 100). Free tier is 1,000 credits, expiring 90 days after signup. Re-verify before quoting.

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Two things that change the real cost

The headline rates are honest, but two rules in the credit-consumption docs move the number people quote.

The classify-vs-parse trap

The number that circulates online for Landing AI, "credits equal pages times 0.5", is the Classify endpoint, not parsing. Classify is 0.5 credits per page, which is $5 per 1,000 pages. A real DPT-2 document parse is 3 credits per page, which is $30 per 1,000 pages, six times the classify figure. The v2 parse narrows the gap to $5 to $10, but the point stands: classify is not the parse rate, and budgeting on 0.5 credits per page underprices most jobs.

The v2 output-character meter

The v2 parse is 1 credit per page, but it adds 0.5 credits per 1,000 output characters, a meter DPT-2's flat per-page parse did not have. A text-dense page that returns 4,000 characters of markdown adds 2 credits, doubling the $0.01 headline to $0.02. So the real per-page cost of the v2 parse depends on how much text your documents emit. Sparse forms stay near the headline; dense reports and tables cost more.

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The v2 generation cut the parse price 3x to 6x

Landing AI's newer v2 parse endpoints are far cheaper than the original DPT-2, and they dropped the zero-data-retention surcharge.

$30 → $10

Real-time parse, 3x cheaper

DPT-2 parse was 3 credits per page ($30 per 1,000 pages). The v2 real-time parse is 1 credit ($10). Same synchronous call, a third of the price.

$30 → $5

Async parse, 6x cheaper

The v2 async standard job is 0.5 credits per page ($5 per 1,000 pages), the cheapest agentic parse published, under LlamaParse Agentic at $12.50 and Reducto at $30 to $60.

+$10 → $0

Zero data retention, now free

On DPT-2, ZDR added 1 credit per page, a 33 percent surcharge. On v2 it consumes no extra credits. For regulated buyers who need ZDR, the v2 move removes a real cost.

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Landing AI versus the other extractors

On the v2 async parse, Landing AI is now the cheapest agentic option; on DPT-2 it was the most expensive. 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 Output Free credits
Landing AI v2 parse, async $5.00 Markdown, agentic, batch 1,000, expire in 90 days
Landing AI v2 parse, real-time $10.00 Markdown, agentic 1,000, expire in 90 days
Landing AI DPT-2 parse $30.00 Markdown, agentic 1,000, expire in 90 days
LlamaParse Fast $1.25 Spatial text only, no markdown 10,000 / month, renews
LlamaParse Agentic $12.50 Markdown, tables, reasoning 10,000 / month, renews
Reducto standard parse $15.00 Markdown, agentic optional 15,000, one time
Cloud OCR (Textract, Azure, Google) $1.50 Raw text and key-values Free tier varies

Frequently asked questions

How much does Landing AI cost?
Landing AI sells credits at $0.01 each ($1 buys 100 credits), and its Agentic Document Extraction parse runs from $5 to $30 per 1,000 pages. The newer v2 parse is 0.5 to 1 credit per page ($5 to $10 per 1,000 pages), while the original DPT-2 parse is 3 credits ($30). Every account starts with 1,000 free credits that expire 90 days after signup.
How much does Landing AI ADE cost per page?
It depends on the model. The v2 async parse is 0.5 credits per page ($0.005), the v2 real-time parse is 1 credit ($0.01), and the original DPT-2 parse is 3 credits ($0.03). Classify is 0.5 credits ($0.005). At $0.01 per credit, multiply the credits per page by $0.01 for the per-page price, or by $10 for the price per 1,000 pages.
How do Landing AI credits work?
You buy credits and every API call spends a set number based on the operation, the page count, and, on the v2 parse, the amount of text returned. Credits cost $0.01 each, so $1 buys 100 credits and the Team plan gives 25,000 credits for $250 a month. Parsing spends 0.5 to 3 credits per page, classification 0.5, and extraction is billed by input and output characters instead of pages.
Is Landing AI ADE v2 cheaper than DPT-2?
Yes, substantially. The v2 real-time parse is 1 credit per page ($10 per 1,000 pages) against DPT-2 at 3 credits ($30), a 3x cut, and the v2 async standard parse is 0.5 credits ($5 per 1,000 pages), a 6x cut. The v2 parse also adds a small output-character charge that DPT-2 did not have, so a text-dense page costs a little above the headline.
Is Landing AI free?
Landing AI gives every new account 1,000 free credits, but they expire 90 days after you create the account and do not renew. At the v2 async parse rate of 0.5 credits per page, 1,000 credits covers roughly 2,000 pages before they lapse. That differs from LlamaParse, which renews 10,000 credits every month, and Reducto, which grants 15,000 once. Budget Landing AI as paid for any ongoing workload.
Why is the real Landing AI parse cost higher than 0.5 credits per page?
Because 0.5 credits per page is the Classify endpoint, not parsing. The "credits equal pages times 0.5" figure people repeat online is classification, which is $5 per 1,000 pages. A real DPT-2 document parse is 3 credits per page, which is $30 per 1,000 pages, six times that number. The v2 parse narrows the gap to $5 to $10, but classify is still not the parse rate.
Does Landing AI charge extra for zero data retention?
It depends on the model. On the original DPT-2 parse, zero data retention adds 1 credit per page, a $10-per-1,000-pages surcharge, or 33 percent on top of the $30 parse rate. On the newer v2 parse, zero data retention consumes no additional credits and is free. Regulated buyers who need ZDR should note that the v2 generation removed the surcharge entirely.
How is Landing AI extraction billed?
By character, not by page. The v1 Extract endpoint is 1 credit per 5,000 input characters plus 1 credit per 1,000 output characters. The v2 real-time Extract is 1 credit per 2,500 input characters plus 1 credit per 500 output characters, and the v2 async job is cheaper at 1 credit per 5,000 input and 1 credit per 1,000 output. Because it tracks characters, any per-1,000-pages figure for extraction is an average, not a fixed quote.
Is Landing AI cheaper than LlamaParse or Reducto?
On the v2 async parse, Landing AI at $5 per 1,000 pages is the cheapest agentic parse of the three, undercutting LlamaParse Agentic at $12.50 and Reducto agentic at $30 to $60. On the older DPT-2 parse at $30, it sat at the expensive end. The catch is the free tier: LlamaParse renews monthly, while Landing AI credits expire after 90 days, so for a small steady workload LlamaParse is effectively free where Landing AI is not.
Is Landing AI cheaper than AWS Textract or Azure?
No. AWS Textract, Azure AI Document Intelligence and Google Document AI all charge $1.50 per 1,000 pages for plain OCR, while Landing AI v2 parse is $5 to $10 and DPT-2 parse is $30. Even the cheapest Landing AI tier is roughly 3 times cloud OCR. You pay the premium for an agentic vision-language pass that reads layout, rebuilds tables and returns markdown or a defined schema in one call.

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