Zero training on your data by default
LlamaParse does not train models on your documents. That is the default on every plan, including the free tier. Training is an explicit opt-in that carries a credit discount, and it stays off unless you turn it on. Parsed results cache for 48 hours to make repeat requests cheap, and the cache can be disabled per request.
Reducto's position depends on the plan. Zero data retention is a Growth and Enterprise feature. On the self-serve tier that most teams evaluate on, their Terms of Use state that uploaded content "will be considered non-confidential and non-proprietary" and grant Reducto a license to use it to "develop new offerings or features."
Open and Verifiable Accuracy
On ExtractBench, LlamaExtract Agentic Plus ranks #1 at 95.6% value F1. Reducto Deep Extract ranks #3 at 90.4%. On ParseBench, LlamaParse Agentic ranks #1 at 84.9 against Reducto's 73.0.
We built both benchmarks and published everything needed to reproduce them: the documents, the ground-truth labels, the scoring code, and the methodology papers. Rerun them and you get the same numbers. Reducto has an entry on both.
Reducto's headline accuracy number comes from a benchmark it commissioned and whose ground-truth and grading methodology it wrote. Only 50 of its 225 documents are public, so the number cannot be reproduced.
Built for Real Enterprise Workloads
Short documents in volume are the bulk of enterprise document processing. Invoices, claims, statements, forms, and remittances are not edge cases. They are the workload. LlamaParse ranks #1 on ParseBench overall by being dependable across the whole range: simple pages, dense tables, charts, and scans. Reducto is overfitted to long documents with dense tables, so it does well on those and worse on everything else.
Transparent Pricing
LlamaParse charges per page across four tiers, from 0.125¢ to 5.6¢, matched to what the page contains: text-only, text-heavy, diagrams and images, or complex layouts. Each tier is a flat rate, and the cost optimizer can route each page to the cheapest tier that can handle it, so you do not pay one rate for a mixed workload.
Reducto charges 1¢ to 4¢ per page and has no tier below 1¢. You pick standard or agentic per request, and Reducto's classifier then decides whether the page bills as standard or complex. Agentic parsing lands somewhere between 2¢ and 4¢, and you find out which after the fact.
Our Agentic tier ranks first on ParseBench at 84.9 and costs a flat 1.25¢ a page. Reducto's agentic mode scores 73.0 and costs 2¢ to 4¢.
Our free tier renews at 10,000 credits every month, and credits are $1.25 per thousand. Reducto's is 15,000 credits once, limited to one trial per email domain.
State of the art parsing, wherever you deploy
We support parsing wherever your workload runs. LiteParse, our open-source parser, runs locally, entirely on CPUs with no vision model and no network call, and covers 50+ formats. Our fine-tuned models deploy on your own hardware, including GPU-constrained and bare-metal environments, with zero calls to external VLMs. Our hosted agentic tiers use current frontier vision models on the pages that need them. Parsing and extraction both expose tiers, so you trade cost against accuracy per request rather than per contract.
Enterprise deployment
LlamaParse is SOC 2 Type II, GDPR compliant, and HIPAA compliant with BAAs available. Run it hosted, in a private VPC, or in your own Kubernetes cluster on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, on standard nodes. We run a full EU region on every plan at the same price, staffed by engineers in European hours.
