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Chat with your PDFs and documents, with reusable per-document agents, OCR and answers tied to the source.
docAnalyzer is a document workspace: you upload PDFs and other files and question them in chat, with answers grounded in the uploaded source rather than the model's memory. It keeps labels and workspaces, supports multi-document conversations, runs OCR over scans, produces shareable chat links and notes, allows a bring-your-own-key mode, and lets you attach reusable agents to a document. It comes from AI For Verticals, Inc., a bootstrapped outfit started in 2023 by Christophe Le Bars and run by a small remote team. The free Community tier caps uploads and questions per day; paid tiers remove those limits.
Community is free with 3 uploads and 20 prompts a day plus 20 monthly credits. Basic is $6/month ($50.40 a year) and lifts the daily caps under a 10,000-question fair-use limit; Pro is $12/month ($100.80 a year) and is unlimited; Team is $48/month and Enterprise $19 per seat. Figures come from search listings — the site returned HTTP 403 to our fetches.
Use tool ↗A cheaper, more configurable answer to NotebookLM: unlimited documents at $12 a month, plus OCR, workspaces and the option to bring your own API key. Reviewers who moved from NotebookLM cite exactly that combination. It is a five-person bootstrapped company, so support and roadmap velocity are what you would expect at that size.
Watch out: Basic and Pro differ mainly in whether limits apply at all — check the fair-use cap before assuming $6 is enough.
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