Nanonets
by Nanonets · San Francisco, CA
Document workflow agents with pay-per-run pricing
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Nanonets positions itself as AI agents for the work that happens inside documents, covering extraction, classification, checkbox and barcode detection and the workflow around them. Billing is usage based, with $50 in free credits to start and published per-run rates in its docs, which makes small pilots cheap to try. Costs are harder to forecast than a flat plan because every extraction, classification and detection step is metered separately.
Our verdict
Easy to start and honest about per-run pricing, which suits pilots and variable volumes. Budget owners who want a predictable flat fee should model the metered steps first.
Best for
Teams that want to pilot document extraction quickly and pay only for what runs.
Avoid if
You need a fixed monthly price or deep, named ERP connectors out of the box.
Pros
- Published per-run rates and $50 free credits with no card
- Self-serve start without a sales call
- Named enterprise customers across several industries
Cons
- Per-step metering makes monthly cost harder to predict
- Fewer published integration details than ERP-focused rivals
- Type I and Type II SOC 2 reports are available on request only
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Nanonets cost?
Nanonets bills per run. Its docs list Data Extraction at $0.30 per run and Classification at $0.10 per run, and new accounts get $50 in free credits.
Is Nanonets SOC 2 compliant?
Its security policy states it is SOC 2 compliant and ISO/IEC 27001 certified, with Type I and Type II reports available on request.
Does Nanonets need a credit card to start?
No. The site says the $50 free credits come with no card required.