Docparser works well once you've built parsing rules for each layout. When every vendor sends a different invoice, building those rules is the slow part. Falcon Docs detects the document type and pulls the fields without rules, and it cross-checks the math (line items against the subtotal, subtotal plus tax against the total) so you can see which values to trust.
You pay $0.03 per document instead of a monthly plan. Starter is $39 for 100 parses, about $0.39 each.
| Falcon Docs | Docparser | Nanonets | Ocrolus | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per document | $0.03 ($0.40 bank statement, any length up to 60 pages) | ~$0.39 (Starter $39/mo for 100 parses) | $0.30 per extraction block; "under $2 per invoice" for a typical 4–6 block workflow | Sales-gated; ~$1/page reported, annual contracts |
| Templates / training | None. Auto-detects document type | Parsing rules per layout | Pre-trained + custom training | None |
| Signup | None. Pay per call with USDC (x402) or try free | Account + subscription | Account + card after credits | Sales call |
| Bank-statement metrics | ADB, NSF/OD, MCA/loan positions, revenue trend, DSCR inputs, tamper flags | No | Transactions only | Yes (incumbent) |
| Per-field confidence + math cross-checks | Yes (totals and running balances reconciled) | No | Confidence | Yes |
| Agent access | REST + MCP + OpenAPI + llms.txt | REST | REST | REST (enterprise) |
| Outputs | JSON, CSV, XLSX | JSON, CSV, XLSX, integrations | JSON, CSV, XLSX, integrations | JSON, dashboard |
Competitor prices from their public pricing pages, October 2026. Ocrolus does not publish pricing. Where they're stronger: incumbents offer integrations, human review and SOC 2; we don't yet. Scanned/photo PDFs go through a vision model and are less accurate than digital PDFs.
Field accuracy on our synthetic holdout set: 100.0% (details).