DocRaptor pricing in India: plans, credits, and payment options
See DocRaptor’s published USD plans, document quotas, overage rates, and what Indian buyers should confirm about cards, currency, and taxes.
Direct answer: DocRaptor’s public signup page lists monthly plans in US dollars, from Free at $0 for 5 documents to Silver at $1,000 for 40,000 documents, plus Enterprise by quote. The published prices are not an India-specific INR price list. Paid plans require a valid credit card and are billed monthly in advance; paid-plan usage above quota incurs a per-document overage charge. Official pages reviewed do not confirm Indian card acceptance, UPI, INR settlement, foreign transaction fees, or India-specific tax treatment. Confirm these details with DocRaptor before subscribing.
This guide explains the published plan allowances, how overages affect the bill, what the official sources say about payment and invoices, and how to compare a plan for an India-based workflow. The figures below are the values displayed in official materials when checked on October 3, 2026; recheck the live pages before purchase.
1. DocRaptor plans and monthly document allowances
The plan quota is a monthly document allowance. The signup page shows the following USD list prices and quotas:
| Plan | Documents per month | Published monthly price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 5 | $0 |
| Basic | 125 | $15 |
| Professional | 325 | $29 |
| Premium | 1,250 | $75 |
| Max | 5,000 | $149 |
| Bronze | 15,000 | $399 |
| Silver | 40,000 | $1,000 |
| Enterprise | Unlimited shown | Contact DocRaptor |
These are published US-dollar prices, not confirmed INR prices or final India-inclusive totals. The signup page also says test documents are always free. It lists no overage allowed on Free, while separately describing unlimited extra documents at zero cents per document; hosted-document functionality has separate limits and fees. Confirm the exact Free-plan behavior for your intended workflow instead of assuming it supports unrestricted production volume. The page lists hosted documents at 1 cent per document per month on Free and hosted-document downloads at 0 cents per download.
2. What “credits” mean and how overages work
The title’s “credits” refers here to the monthly document quota shown for each plan. The overage documentation publishes these additional per-document rates:
| Plan | Published overage rate per document |
|---|---|
| Basic | $0.12 |
| Professional | $0.09 |
| Premium | $0.06 |
| Max | $0.03 |
| Bronze | $0.0266 |
| Silver | $0.025 |
| Gold | $0.0225 |
Gold appears in the overage documentation but not in the signup page’s listed plan table. Do not assume its current availability or quota based on the overage page alone. DocRaptor says it does not automatically upgrade an account to a higher plan after the quota is exceeded. It says it emails account holders as they approach and reach a limit. Free is the exception: the signup page says it has no overage allowance.
Estimate the bill at your expected volume
For a paid plan, a simple estimate is:
estimated monthly USD = plan base price + max(0, monthly documents - included quota) × overage rateFor example, at 150 documents in a month on Basic, 25 documents are above the 125-document allowance. Using the published $0.12 overage rate, the estimate is $15 + (25 × $0.12) = $18 before taxes, currency conversion, card-issuer fees, or any other applicable charges. This is an arithmetic illustration using the published rates, not a guaranteed invoice total.
Compare tiers at your normal and peak usage. A higher base plan may cost less than a lower tier plus overages at some volumes. Include a buffer for retries, test-versus-production differences, and seasonal spikes. Do not treat the Free-plan overage wording as permission for high-volume production without confirming how the account will behave.
3. Can you pay for DocRaptor from India?
The official terms say all paid plans require a valid credit card; Free does not require card details. Paid subscriptions are billed monthly in advance. The reviewed signup form requests card number, ZIP code, CVV, and expiration date. The materials reviewed do not name accepted card networks or alternative payment methods.
For an India-based customer, the reviewed official pages do not establish whether:
- an India-issued credit or debit card will be accepted;
- UPI, net banking, or another local payment method is available;
- the card will be charged in USD or converted and settled in INR;
- the issuer will apply a foreign-currency markup or other fee; or
- DocRaptor will calculate or collect Indian GST, or how Indian tax rules apply.
Therefore, “Can I pay for DocRaptor in India?” cannot be answered definitively from the public pages reviewed. Ask DocRaptor about card acceptance, currency at settlement, and available payment methods. Ask your card issuer about conversion and foreign transaction fees. Confirm tax and invoicing treatment with DocRaptor and, where relevant, your tax adviser.
4. Invoices, taxes, and cancellation terms
DocRaptor’s billing settings documentation says the account holder can add a billing contact, VAT number, company name, and address in Settings → Invoice Settings. This confirms invoice customization fields; it does not establish that DocRaptor issues Indian GST invoices or determine whether GST or reverse-charge rules apply.
The terms state that fees exclude taxes, levies, and duties imposed by taxing authorities, with an exception for US federal or state taxes. They do not explain the India-specific calculation or invoicing treatment. Do not treat the listed USD subscription price as an India-inclusive final cost.
The terms describe monthly advance billing and state that fees are non-refundable, including no refunds or credits for partial months, plan changes, or unused months while an account remains open. They also say prices may change with 30 days’ notice. Read the terms in force at signup and check the current pricing page before committing.
5. A practical plan-selection checklist
- Count production documents. Estimate the number generated in a billing month, not just API requests. Check how your workflow treats retries, test documents, and failed jobs.
- Model a normal month and a peak month. Compare each candidate tier’s base price plus any expected overages.
- Check the Free-plan limits. The public page contains distinct statements about Free overages and hosted documents. Ask DocRaptor which limits apply to your use case.
- Confirm India payment details. Ask about India-issued cards, available methods, settlement currency, and any regional restrictions.
- Estimate the local total. Account for exchange conversion and issuer fees, then confirm applicable taxes and invoice treatment.
- Review billing and cancellation terms. Monthly advance billing and the stated non-refund policy affect the cost of changing plans or leaving mid-cycle.
- Recheck volatile details. Plan names, quotas, prices, and terms can change; use the live official pages at purchase time.
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7. Frequently asked questions
Are DocRaptor prices shown in INR?
No INR price list was found in the official pages reviewed. The signup page displays USD prices.
Does DocRaptor accept UPI?
The reviewed signup and legal pages do not list UPI or other local payment methods. Confirm directly with DocRaptor.
Will DocRaptor automatically move me to a higher plan?
Its overage documentation says it does not automatically upgrade an account when usage passes the quota. Paid plans instead list per-document overage rates; Free has no overage allowance according to the signup page.
Is the listed price my final cost in India?
Not necessarily. The published amount is in USD, and the reviewed sources do not resolve Indian tax handling, settlement currency, conversion, or issuer fees.
Can I use DocRaptor’s Free plan for production?
The page lists five documents per month and includes statements about test documents, overages, and hosted documents. Confirm the applicable limits for your production use with DocRaptor.
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Official sources
- DocRaptor signup and pricing — plans, quotas, and displayed prices.
- DocRaptor overage documentation — published overage rates and account behavior.
- DocRaptor terms — payment, billing, taxes, and refunds.
- DocRaptor invoice settings — invoice customization fields.
