Unsiloed AI
An AI-powered document parsing platform that converts unstructured documents into structured, machine-readable Markdo...
At a glance
Paid · Source review 2026-11-02- Price & billing
Standard $250 per month including up to 20,000 pages, $0.012 per additional page; Free/Hobby tier at $0 including up to 2,000 pages.
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Standard $250 per month including up to 20,000 pages, $0.012 per additional page; Free/Hobby tier at $0 including up to 2,000 pages.
- Best suited to
Turning enterprise documents into LLM-ready JSON and Markdown at scale.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Turning enterprise documents into LLM-ready JSON and Markdown at scale.
Limits and trade-offs
Enterprise pricing is custom; benchmark claims need testing on the team's own documents.
Plans and free allowances
Standard $250 per month including up to 20,000 pages, $0.012 per additional page; Free/Hobby tier at $0 including up to 2,000 pages.
Evidence
Official Unsiloed AI homepage and pricing ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-02)
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A closer look at Unsiloed AI
Unsiloed AI turns PDFs, images and spreadsheets into JSON and Markdown that LLMs and AI agents can reason over, built on proprietary dual-stream vision models, with parse, extract and split capabilities in one document layer.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Unsiloed AI
- An enterprise team needs documents read the way humans do, with tables, figures and hierarchy preserved in a single pass.
- A team needs fields pulled into JSON with one schema across every layout, with domain awareness.
- A production pipeline needs multi-document files split into individual docs and long ones into retrievable chunks.
When to choose something else
- A casual user needing only a few pages may not need a production document layer, though a free tier exists.
- A team needing exact enterprise pricing must request custom volume-based pricing.
A practical starting workflow
- Connect any source, sitting on top of where data already lives: S3, SharePoint, Drive, Snowflake or a document management system.
- Run parse, extract or split: convert PDFs, scans and images into LLM-ready Markdown, pull fields into JSON, or break files into docs and chunks.
- Configure schemas, prompts and confidence thresholds, or chain all three capabilities end to end.
- Ship JSON, Markdown or structured fields into an LLM, AI agents, vector database or warehouse for production use.
Check before committing
- Benchmark and accuracy claims are vendor-presented with a stated scorer and date, and should be tested on the team's own documents.
- Enterprise pricing is custom and volume-based, so it cannot be quoted from the observed page.
- This entry describes published homepage features and does not compare parsing quality through testing.
Common questions
What are Unsiloed's three capabilities?
Parse, extract and split, usable standalone or chained end to end, with the same API running a quick prototype and a production pipeline at scale.
How does pricing work?
Simple per-page pricing with no ambiguous credit-based pricing: pay only for the number of pages parsed, with a free tier, a Standard plan and custom enterprise volume pricing.
What does the Standard plan include?
Up to 20,000 pages for $250 per month, $0.012 per additional page, plus production rate limits, webhook callbacks, SSO/SAML, zero data retention, HIPAA BAA and a dedicated Slack channel.
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