Credits and billing
Free pages and plans
You get free pages on signup with no card. They expire on a clock that starts at your first extraction — here is exactly how that works.
What you get for free
10 pages when you sign up. No card, no trial to cancel. Every feature is included — all integrations, the API, unlimited parsers. The free grant is not a reduced version of Parsli; it is Parsli, for 10 pages.
The expiry clock, precisely
This is the part people get wrong, so it is worth being exact.
Your free pages expire 7 days after your first successful extraction — not 7 days after you sign up.
The consequence is a good one: signing up and coming back in three weeks costs you nothing. The clock has not started. It starts the moment you first get a successful result.
Important: The clock starts on your first successful extraction. Signing up and doing nothing leaves your free pages intact indefinitely. Once you extract something successfully, you have 7 days to use the rest.
This is deliberate. Free pages exist to let you find out whether Parsli works on your documents. That is a question you answer in an afternoon, not over a quarter.
Pages you buy are different — those stay valid for 12 months.
After the free pages
To keep extracting, you subscribe to a monthly plan. Plans differ in one dimension only: how many pages you get per month. Every feature is on every plan. There is no tier where the API is locked, no tier where integrations cost extra, and no per-seat charge.
The monthly allowance resets each billing cycle.
Current plans and prices are on the pricing page — that is the live source, and quoting numbers here would be one more thing to go stale.
Going over your allowance
If you use your monthly pages before the cycle ends, subscribers can buy extra pages at $0.40 per page.
That is deliberately more than the per-page rate bundled into any plan. It is priced as a signal, not a trap: if you are buying overage every month, moving up a plan is cheaper, and we would rather you did that than quietly pay more.
Overage is available to active subscribers.
What happens when you run out
Extraction stops. Nothing is deleted — your parsers, field definitions, integrations, documents, and past results are all still there. Add pages or move up a plan and everything resumes where it was.
Quick reference
| Free pages | Purchased pages | Plan allowance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you get them | Signing up | Buying Overage | Monthly subscription |
| How many | 10 | As many as you buy | Set by your plan |
| Expiry | 7 days after first successful extraction | 12 months | Resets each billing cycle |
| Card required | No | Yes | Yes |
Next
- How pages are counted — what a document actually costs
- Teams — sharing one balance across a group
Something here wrong or missing? Tell us — we treat it as a bug.