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anyformat charges for how much document content it processes. It ignores:
  • How complex your schema is
  • How many fields you define
The driver is pages. anyformat counts the pages in each document it processes:
  • A 1-page invoice counts as 1 page.
  • A 50-page report counts as 50 pages.
  • 100 single-page invoices count as 100 pages.
More fields in your schema, or more nodes in your workflow, do not raise usage. Only document content does. A document that fails with an error is not counted.

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Why usage works this way

This model:
  • Scales predictably
  • Reflects real processing cost
  • Encourages starting simple

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Pricing

anyformat bills usage in credits. Each node costs a fixed number of credits, the same on every plan. How credits work gives the per-node breakdown, a worked example, and what a credit is worth on your plan. For custom or enterprise pricing, write to info@anyformat.ai.

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When to come back to this

Re-read this page when:
  • You process large volumes
  • Costs start to matter
  • Documents behave unexpectedly
  • You debug a processing issue

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What’s next?

How credits work

Per-node credit costs and a worked example

Schemas

Define what data you want

Workflows

Run your schema repeatedly at scale