ExtractFox vs Parseur

Pick Parseur if your documents arrive by email and you need its mailboxes and Zapier, Make or webhook integrations. Pick ExtractFox if you upload PDFs, scans and photos and want a table back with no setup: it counts a file, not a page, and starts at $9 a month for 100 files or $5 once for 50.

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The short version

Parseur is an email and document parser: you forward emails or upload PDFs to a mailbox, its AI engine or a template you build reads them, and the data goes to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, Power Automate or a webhook. ExtractFox is an upload-and-extract tool and REST API: drop a PDF, scan or photo, pick a document type or describe the fields, and download Excel, CSV or JSON. The biggest practical difference is the unit: Parseur charges one credit per PDF page, so a three-page invoice costs three; ExtractFox charges one extraction per file.

Side by side

FeatureExtractFoxParseur
Entry paid plan$9/mo for 100 files$49/mo for 100 pages
Free tier2 without signup; 5/mo with account20 pages/month
What one credit buys1 file, any page count1 PDF page (an email = 1)
One-time purchase50 extractions for $5, no expiry—
Unused creditsPack credits never expireExpire each billing period
Setup before the first resultNoneNone with AI engine; templates optional
Email inbox parsing—✓
Zapier / Make / webhooks—✓
Excel / CSV / JSON download✓✓
REST APIPaid plansAll plans

Why teams switch from Parseur

Multi-page PDFs cost less

A 10-page bank statement is 10 Parseur credits and one ExtractFox extraction. On 100 statements a month that's Parseur's Starter plan (1,000 pages, $129) against ExtractFox Starter ($9).

Nothing to configure for one-off files

Upload a document Parseur has never seen and ExtractFox returns a table on the first try; for unusual fields, type what you want in plain English.

Pay once if volume is irregular

The $5 pack buys 50 extractions that never expire. Parseur's credits reset every billing period.

Pricing

ExtractFox

Two extractions without an account, 5 a month with a free one. Starter $9/mo for 100 extractions, Pro $19 for 300, Business $49 for 1,200, Scale $149 for 4,000. One-time pack: 50 for $5.

Parseur

Free: 20 pages a month. Micro $49/mo for 100 pages, Mini $89 for 300, Starter $129 for 1,000, Premium $269 for 3,000, Pro $499 for 10,000; yearly billing is cheaper (Micro $468 a year). One credit = one PDF page; an email or a spreadsheet counts as one.

ExtractFox is cheaper for uploaded PDFs, especially multi-page ones. Parseur is worth its price when emails are the input and you need its integrations.

When Parseur is the better pick

Pick Parseur if your documents arrive as emails, you need data pushed automatically to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, Power Automate or a webhook, or your files are mostly one page, where per-page and per-file pricing come out the same.

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Frequently asked questions

Parseur alternatives

ExtractFox for PDFs, scans and photos with no setup (from $9/month or $5 once), Parsio for emails and documents (from $24/month billed yearly), Docparser for rule-based parsers (from $39/month) and Mailparser for text emails (from $29.95/month). The full comparison is on the Parseur alternatives page.

Cheap alternative to docparser or parseur for pdf data extraction

ExtractFox: $9 a month for 100 files of any length or $5 once for 50, against Parseur's $49 a month for 100 pages and Docparser's $39 a month for 100 documents of up to 5 pages. Two extractions are free without an account.

Free ai tool to extract invoice data from pdf to csv

ExtractFox's invoice extractor returns vendor, dates, line items, tax and totals as CSV, Excel or JSON, two times without an account and 5 a month with a free one. Parseur's free plan is 20 pages a month after signing up.

Can ExtractFox receive documents by email like Parseur?

No. ExtractFox has no inbox; you upload files in the browser or send them to the REST API. If documents arrive by email and must be processed without anyone opening them, Parseur is the better fit.

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