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§ — 1 credit = 1 page

OXR Pricing

1 credit = 1 page. Subscribe for monthly credits, or buy a pack that never expires.

Plans

Basic

For occasional scans and receipts

$10.42/mo$14.90

billed yearly · $0.017 / page

  • 600 credits / month ≈ 600 pages
  • Email support
  • Markdown, plain text and JSON export
  • Tables rebuilt as Markdown tables
  • Formulas exported as LaTeX
  • Heading and layout detection
  • PDFs up to 50 pages, files up to 20 MB
  • Failed pages refunded automatically
  • Commercial use, no watermark
  • Uploads deleted after processing; results kept 15 days
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Pro

For weekly reports, papers and invoices

$20.75/mo$29.90

billed yearly · $0.017 / page

  • 1,220 credits / month ≈ 1,220 pages
  • Priority email support
  • Lower price per page than Basic
  • Markdown, plain text and JSON export
  • Tables rebuilt as Markdown tables
  • Formulas exported as LaTeX
  • Heading and layout detection
  • PDFs up to 50 pages, files up to 20 MB
  • Failed pages refunded automatically
  • Commercial use, no watermark
  • Uploads deleted after processing; results kept 15 days

Max

For teams and heavy document workflows

$41.58/mo$59.90

billed yearly · $0.017 / page

  • 2,460 credits / month ≈ 2,460 pages
  • Priority email support
  • Lowest price per page
  • Markdown, plain text and JSON export
  • Tables rebuilt as Markdown tables
  • Formulas exported as LaTeX
  • Heading and layout detection
  • PDFs up to 50 pages, files up to 20 MB
  • Failed pages refunded automatically
  • Commercial use, no watermark
  • Uploads deleted after processing; results kept 15 days

Credit packs

One-time payment. Pack credits never expire and are used after subscription credits.

Starter Pack

For a one-off batch of pages

$9.90$0.033 / page
  • 300 credits ≈ 300 pages
  • One-time payment, credits never expire
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Standard Pack

Best value without a subscription

$19.90$0.031 / page
  • 650 credits ≈ 650 pages
  • One-time payment, credits never expire

Large Pack

For big archives and backlogs

$49.90$0.029 / page
  • 1,700 credits ≈ 1,700 pages
  • One-time payment, credits never expire

§05 — FAQ

OXR FAQ

Answers to common questions about pricing, files and privacy.

What is OXR?

OXR is an online AI OCR tool. You upload an image or a PDF and OXR returns the text as Markdown, plain text and JSON. OXR is powered by OXR-1.0, a document parsing model that keeps tables, formulas, headings and reading order.

What can OXR extract from a document?

OXR extracts printed text, headings, lists, tables (as Markdown tables) and math formulas (as LaTeX). Pictures inside the document are skipped, so results are text only.

How do I use OXR, and how long does it take?

Sign in, drop your file into the workbench at the top of this page and click Extract text. A single image usually takes a few seconds; a long PDF can take a minute or two.

Is OXR free? How do credits work?

There is no free plan. Every page costs 1 credit, and an image counts as one page. Subscriptions add credits every month, and unused subscription credits expire at the end of each monthly cycle. Credit packs are a one-time purchase and never expire.

Which files does OXR support?

OXR reads PDF files with up to 50 pages and PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, GIF and HEIC images. Each file can be up to 20 MB.

Can I use OXR results commercially?

Yes. You own your documents and the extracted text, and you can use it in commercial work on any plan. No watermark is added.

Are my files private, and how long are results kept?

Files travel over HTTPS and are used only to process your request; uploaded files are kept only while they are processed and deleted as soon as processing ends. Extracted text is kept in your History for 15 days so you can download it again, then deleted automatically. Download anything you want to keep before then.

What happens if OXR fails to read my file?

If OXR cannot process a file, the credits for it are refunded automatically and nothing is deducted. Try a sharper scan, or split very large PDFs into smaller parts.