SMB Pricing
(50-1,000 employees)
per year
Enterprise Pricing
(1,000+ employees)
per year
How Apryse pricing works
Apryse uses a modular, quote-based pricing model without self-service checkout. Each customer receives a custom quote based on the SDKs and add-ons required, expected document volume, deployment model, and intended use case. Apryse advertises packages starting at $1,500 per year but does not publish detailed rates.
Key cost drivers
Apryse does not publicly list per-seat or per-document rates. To request a quote, companies provide information about their use case, deployment requirements, and whether the application will be used internally, offered to external customers, or built for a client. The Apryse team follows up within one business day to scope an appropriate package.
Factors that may affect the final price include:
- Selected SDKs, product modules, and add-ons
- Document or processing volume
- Client-side, server-side, or hybrid deployment
- Whether the application is for internal use or external distribution
Base package
Every plan starts from a common Base Package, with feature availability varying slightly by SDK:
Optional modules and add-ons
Customers can add specialized capabilities to Apryse’s base package instead of purchasing a single bundled tier. These modules are priced separately and require a custom quote:
- DOCX Editor: Adds embedded Word document editing into any web applications.
- Spreadsheet Editor: Adds embedded viewing and editing capabilities for XLSX files.
- Digital Signatures: Supports signature workflows, authentication, and document verification.
- Smart Data Extraction: Extracts structured data from documents within the customer’s environment.
- PDF Editing: Enables responsive, in-app PDF editing through client-side or server-side deployment.
- Conversion: Converts documents across more than 30 formats in web, mobile, server, and desktop applications.
How deployment affects Apryse costs
Apryse supports client-side, server-side, and hybrid deployments. The deployment model can affect the SDKs required, infrastructure needs, and final quote.
- Client-side (WebViewer): Processes documents in the user’s browser, which can reduce the need for additional server-side processing infrastructure.
- Server-side: Runs on-premises or in a private cloud and is designed for automated, high-volume document processing. Infrastructure and licensing requirements may increase overall costs.
- Hybrid: Combines browser-based functionality with centralized server processing for workflows that require both interactive and back-end capabilities.
For the latest information about available packages and custom quotes, visit the official Apryse pricing page.

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