Reducto dropped credits for new accounts on September 1, 2026 and now quotes dollars per 1,000 pages. Parsing with its r-1 model is $10, Extract is $20 with parsing included, and Deep Extract is $40. One detail matters more than any rate, though. An API call that does not ask for r-1 still bills legacy Parse at $15 to $60.
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On Reducto's current list pricing, r-1 Parse costs $10 per 1,000 pages, Extract $20, Deep Extract $40, Split $20, Deep Split $40, Classify $7.50 and Edit $60. Extract, Deep Extract, Split and Deep Split include parsing, so there is no separate parse charge on top. The batch queue takes 20% off Parse and Extract. New accounts get $150 in usage (15,000 credits) once at signup, with no monthly renewal. Against plain cloud OCR at $1.50 per 1,000 pages, r-1 Parse is still about 7 times more. You are paying for layout-aware parsing and structured output, not cheaper OCR. The credit-based card that most older write-ups quote ($0.015 per credit, $30 extract, a $0.45 Deep Extract floor) is now legacy.
These are Reducto's list prices for Standard pay-as-you-go accounts. Every product now has its own dollar rate, and the batch column shows the 20% queue discount where Reducto offers it.
| Product | Per 1,000 pages | Per page | Batch queue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parse, r-1 | $10.00 | $0.010 | $8.00 | Newest parse model, in preview, V3 API, must be requested by name |
| Extract | $20.00 | $0.020 | $16.00 | Parsing included. Over 100 fields per page may add a per-field surcharge |
| Deep Extract | $40.00 | $0.040 | Not eligible | Parsing included, same dense-field rule |
| Split | $20.00 | $0.020 | No discount | Document boundary detection, parsing included |
| Deep Split | $40.00 | $0.040 | No discount | Agentic splitting loop, parsing included |
| Classify | $7.50 | $0.0075 | No discount | Reads the first five pages by default |
| Deep Classify | $15.00 | $0.015 | No discount | Alpha pricing, for hard documents |
| Edit | $60.00 | $0.060 | No discount | $15 per 1,000 fully prefilled pages |
| OCR data return | +$2.00 | +$0.002 | Not listed | Optional Parse add-on |
| Prompted blocks and custom regions | +$5.00 | +$0.005 | Not listed | Optional Parse add-on |
| Advanced chart agent | $0.06 per chart | n/a | Not listed | Charged only when a chart is detected |
List prices from Reducto's pricing page and usage documentation. Growth and Enterprise rates are negotiated, and contracted customers may have rates that differ. Spreadsheets are measured by cells and priced on your rate card. Batch jobs run asynchronously with a 12-hour completion guarantee.
The $10 headline is real, but you only get it if you ask for it. And one piece of old cost advice now works against you.
r-1 is in preview and runs only on the V3 API. Reducto's docs say API requests use legacy Parse unless they set settings.model to "r-1". A pipeline that calls Parse without naming the model is billed at legacy rates, $15 per 1,000 standard pages and $30 per 1,000 complex pages, doubled to $30 and $60 in agentic modes. That is 1.5 to 6 times the $10 rate for the same pages. New pipelines in Reducto Studio default to r-1, so a Studio test can look cheaper than the production code that copies it.
Under the credit card, sending a raw file straight to Extract also billed Parse, so the standard advice was to parse first and then call Extract with the job id. On per-product pricing, Extract, Deep Extract, Split and Deep Split include parsing at their listed rate, with no additional parse cost. A separate parse step before Extract only makes sense if you need the parsed output on its own. Contracted accounts still on legacy rates should check their own rate card before changing a pipeline.
Reducto moved accounts to per-product pricing in three steps. Until your account moves, or whenever an API call does not request r-1, these are the rates that apply.
September 1, 2026
New accounts start on per-product list pricing.
October 1, 2026
Existing pay-as-you-go accounts move to per-product rate cards.
At contract renewal
Contracted accounts keep their negotiated rates until renewal.
| Legacy product | Legacy rate per 1,000 pages | Status now |
|---|---|---|
| Legacy Parse, standard page | $15.00 | Still billed when an API call does not set r-1 |
| Legacy Parse, complex page | $30.00 | Still billed when an API call does not set r-1 |
| Legacy Parse, agentic standard page | $30.00 | 2x multiplier on the standard page |
| Legacy Parse, agentic complex page | $60.00 | 2x multiplier on the complex page |
| Old Extract | $20 plus parse ($10 to $40 more) | Now $20 with parsing included |
| Old Deep Extract | $40 plus $1 per 1,000 pages per field, 30-credit minimum per document | Now $40 with parsing included |
The legacy card priced usage in credits at $0.015 each. Older write-ups that quote Extract at $30, a raw-file Extract at $45, or a $0.45 per-document Deep Extract floor describe that card, not the per-product list pricing.
The repricing changed where Reducto sits. At the agentic level, r-1 Parse at $10 now undercuts LlamaParse Agentic at $12.50, and Reducto Extract at $20 with parsing included undercuts LlamaParse's default Agentic extraction at $31.25. LlamaParse is still cheaper for light parsing (Fast $1.25, Cost-effective $3.75) and renews its free credits monthly. Landing AI DPT-3 Pro lands near $15 for a typical page as an async job and $30 through a synchronous call, and its rate climbs on dense pages because it bills output characters. See the full breakdown on the agentic document extraction pricing comparison, or the head-to-head on Reducto versus LlamaParse.
| Tool and mode | Per 1,000 pages | What the rate covers | Free allowance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reducto r-1 Parse | $10.00 | Parse with settings.model set to r-1 | $150 once at signup |
| Reducto Extract | $20.00 | Extraction, parsing included | $150 once at signup |
| Reducto legacy agentic Parse | $30.00 to $60.00 | What an API call gets without r-1, agentic mode | $150 once at signup |
| LlamaParse Fast | $1.25 | 1 credit per page | 10,000 credits a month |
| LlamaParse Cost-effective | $3.75 | 3 credits per page | 10,000 credits a month |
| LlamaParse Agentic | $12.50 | 10 credits per page | 10,000 credits a month |
| LlamaParse Agentic Plus | $56.25 | 45 credits per page | 10,000 credits a month |
| LlamaParse Agentic extraction | $31.25 | Default Agentic extract plus Agentic parse | 10,000 credits a month |
| Landing AI DPT-3 Pro, async standard job | about $15.00 | Typical 4,000-character page, rises with output | 1,000 credits |
| Landing AI DPT-3 Pro, synchronous | about $30.00 | Every sync call bills the priority tier | 1,000 credits |
| Landing AI DPT-3 Verity | about $5.50 / $11.00 | Async standard / priority, preview model | 1,000 credits |
| Cloud OCR (Textract, Azure, Google) | $1.50 | Plain OCR text | Varies by provider |
| DocuOCR | $14.26 to $19.60 | Classification, extraction, validation, review and export | Plans from $49 a month |
Landing AI figures are for a typical business page with 4,000 output characters, at $0.01 per credit. DocuOCR's range is the monthly plan price per 1,000 pages, with annual billing at half the monthly rate, and the REST API on Pro and above.
A price per 1,000 pages tells you nothing about accuracy. Upload a document to DocuOCR, see the extracted fields, and compare before you build a pipeline around any parser.
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