Six ways in
Scrape, crawl, map, web search, upload and monitor — on every plan, including Free.
One meter — tokens, spent on parsing, chunking and embedding. No per-seat tax on the people who only read the results, and no surface locked behind a higher tier.
Prices exclude GST. Plans are billed monthly and can be changed or cancelled anytime.
What the free billion buys
At roughly 500 tokens to a page of text, a billion tokens is on the order of two million pages through the full pipeline: fetched, parsed to markdown, chunked and embedded, then searchable by keyword and by meaning.
1,000,000,000
tokens on sign-up
~2M
pages, end to end
7
ways in, none gated
₹0
and no card
No tier games
Scrape, crawl, map, web search, upload and monitor — on every plan, including Free.
REST, Node and Python SDKs, the sarv-kb CLI, 21 MCP tools and the n8n node. No surface is gated.
Every upload scored against its source, with ROUGE-1, Jaccard, vocabulary coverage and length fidelity.
Chunks are readable in the console and export to JSONL or CSV whenever you want them out.
Before you pick a plan
The unit the pipeline consumes. Parsing a document, splitting it into chunks and embedding those chunks all bill in tokens, so a dense 40-page PDF costs more than a thin HTML page. At roughly 500 tokens per page of text, the free billion covers on the order of two million pages.
Nothing breaks and nothing is deleted. Ingest jobs stop being accepted until you add a plan or a token pack; everything already ingested stays readable and exportable.
Plan tokens are granted upfront for the year and expire at renewal. The free allowance has no expiry — it sits on the account until it is spent.
No, it is a fair-use ceiling on ingest volume. Most teams reach their token allowance long before the page ceiling.
Yes. Every paid plan is quoted per month billed annually; switch the toggle for the monthly rate, which is about 25 percent higher.
On Enterprise, yes — the same stack you would get as a service, running in your infrastructure behind your own nginx, with the five dependencies it checks at boot.
No card to start · Self-host on Enterprise · Your corpus exports anytime