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Free: 3 tasks per hour, up to 50 MB / 50 pages per task, all PDF tools, files auto-deleted from storage after 2 hours. Paid plans unlock unlimited tasks, larger files, and job history.
Simple, transparent pricing
Start for free. Upgrade for unlimited tasks, larger files, and longer history. Cancel any time.
Free
- 3 tasks per hour
- Up to 50 pages or 50 MB per task
- Files auto-deleted after 2 hours
- All PDF tools
Web Week Pass
- Unlimited tasks
- Up to 500 pages or 500 MB per task
- Files saved for 7 days
- Priority processing
- All PDF tools
- No ads
Web Monthly
- Unlimited tasks
- Up to 500 pages or 500 MB per task
- Files saved for 30 days
- Priority processing
- All PDF tools
- No ads
- Download history
Desktop+Web Annual
- Everything in Monthly
- Save 30% over monthly
- Desktop app access
- Files saved for 1 year
- API access
Plan comparison
| Feature | Free | Web Week Pass | Web Monthly | Desktop+Web Annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tasks / hour | 3 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Max file size | 50 MB | 500 MB | 500 MB | 1000 MB |
| Max pages | 50 | 500 | 500 | 2000 |
| History retention | None | 7 days | 30 days | 1 year |
| All PDF tools | ||||
| No ads | ||||
| Priority processing |
Pricing FAQ
Who is the free tier for?
Students, job applicants, and occasional users who need a few PDF tasks per hour. Free includes all tools with a 50 MB / 50 page cap per task and automatic file deletion within two hours.
What happens to my files?
Uploads are encrypted in transit. Browser-fast tools may never leave your device. Server-processed files are removed on a short retention schedule unless you subscribe to extended history on a paid plan.
Can I cancel paid plans?
Yes — cancel any time from your dashboard. Access continues until the end of the billing period. See our refund policy for chargeback rules.
Do paid plans remove watermarks?
Siliph does not add watermarks on free or paid tiers for standard PDF tools. Paid plans raise hourly limits, file size caps, and job history retention instead.