Free scans web
Free source (opens in a new tab)
Monthly
For: Trying the OCR
Limits
- 5 scans per day without signup
- Images up to 10 MB
Includes
- Handwriting OCR
Productivity & writing · pricing
InkScan suits anyone digitizing handwritten notes or letters who prefers paying about a cent per page over a subscription, with a REST API for batch jobs.
InkScan mixes free scans, prepaid packs and a subscription. Anyone can run 5 scans a day without signup, with images up to 10 MB, and creating an account gives 100 welcome credits. One credit ($0.01) covers one page. Credit packs never expire: $10 for 1,000 pages, $25 for 2,750 pages (250 bonus), $50 for 5,750 pages (750 bonus) and $200 for 24,000 pages (4,000 bonus).
The per-page price falls from $0.01 to $0.0091, $0.0087 and $0.0083 across those packs. Pro is $30 per month and adds priority OCR processing, API access and batch image and PDF workflows. Prices checked on 2026-10-01.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Who it is for | Key limits | API |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free scans web |
Free | Monthly | Trying the OCR | 5 scans per day without signup; Images up to 10 MB | Not stated |
| Credit pack 1,000 web |
$10 | One_time | Occasional digitizing | 1,000 pages of OCR; Credits never expire | Not stated |
| Credit pack 2,750 web |
$25 | One_time | Regular digitizing | 2,750 pages (250 bonus); Credits never expire | Not stated |
| Credit pack 5,750 web |
$50 | One_time | Larger archives | 5,750 pages (750 bonus); Credits never expire | Not stated |
| Credit pack 24,000 web |
$200 | One_time | Bulk digitization | 24,000 pages (4,000 bonus); Credits never expire | Not stated |
| Pro monthly web |
$30 | Monthly | Heavier document and API workflows | Monthly subscription | Not stated |
| If you | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| you digitize a few pages now and then | Free scans | 5 scans per day without signup, images up to 10 MB. |
| you digitize occasionally and want no subscription | Credit pack, $10 for 1,000 pages | $0.01 per page, and credits never expire. |
| you work through larger archives | Credit pack, $50 for 5,750 pages | $0.0087 per page and marked best value on the page; $200 gets 24,000 pages at $0.0083. |
| you need the API and batch jobs | Pro, $30/mo | Priority processing, API access and batch image and PDF workflows. |
5 free scans per day without signup; 100 welcome credits on account creation
1 credit ($0.01) per page; bonus credits on larger packs
Not stated
Prices checked Oct 1, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.

5 free scans per day without signup; 100 welcome credits on account creation
Free source (opens in a new tab)
Monthly
For: Trying the OCR
Limits
Includes
$10 source (opens in a new tab)
One_time
For: Occasional digitizing
Limits
Includes
$25 source (opens in a new tab)
One_time
For: Regular digitizing
Limits
Includes
$50 source (opens in a new tab)
One_time
For: Larger archives
Limits
Includes
$200 source (opens in a new tab)
One_time
For: Bulk digitization
Limits
Includes
$30 source (opens in a new tab)
Monthly
For: Heavier document and API workflows
Limits
Includes
1 credit ($0.01) per page; bonus credits on larger packs
Not stated
At the listed prices, a single user pays between $360 and $360 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.
Yes: 5 free scans per day with no signup, plus 100 welcome credits with a free account. source (opens in a new tab)
One credit per page, $0.01 on the 1,000 credit pack and down to about $0.0083 on the largest. source (opens in a new tab)
JPG, PNG, WebP up to 10 MB, and PDFs up to 50 MB with a free account. source (opens in a new tab)
Yes for light use: 5 scans per day without signup, plus 100 welcome credits when you create an account.
1 credit, which is $0.01 per page, dropping to $0.0083 on the $200 pack.
No, credits never expire.
$30 per month for priority OCR, API access and batch workflows.
Accuracy is stated as 90-95%, not perfect.
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