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I want to decide whether Docparser (docparser.com) is the right tool and which plan to pick.
Below is what the StableMRR pricing directory read from Docparser's own pricing page (last checked 2026-10-30). It can be out of date, so treat it as a starting point.
Category: Productivity / Automation and workflows
What it does: Extracts structured data from PDFs, Word files, images and other documents and exports it to spreadsheets or apps.
Free trial: 14 days
Plans:
- Starter: $39/mo ($32.50/mo billed yearly). Limits: Parsing credits 100 per month or 1200 per year, Parsers 15. Includes: Premium template access, Smart checkboxes, Parse PDF, Word, image files, Export to Excel, CSV, JSON, XML, Google Sheets export
- Professional: $74/mo ($61.50/mo billed yearly). Limits: Parsing credits 250 per month or 3000 per year, Parsers 50. Includes: Everything in Starter, Teams and managed users, Smart tables, One free parsing setup, Multifactor authentication included
- Business: $159/mo ($133/mo billed yearly). Limits: Parsing credits 1000 per month or 12000 per year, Parsers 500. Includes: Everything in Pro, Priority support, Priority parsing access, Multifactor authentication included, Parser version control included
- Enterprise: Contact sales. Limits: Parsers Unlimited. Includes: Custom parsing credits, Unlimited parsers, Extended document retention, White labeling license, All features included
Alternatives in the directory: ALLO, Activepieces, AgainstData, Airbook
Pricing page: https://docparser.com/pricing/
Directory listing: https://stablemrr.com/p/docparser-com
First ask me three short questions about my team size, budget and what I need it for. Then recommend one plan, tell me what could make it a bad fit, and compare it with the alternatives. Finish with what I should check on the vendor's site before I pay.