Humata Pricing Explained: Plans, Costs and What You Get
Humata charges by the page: Free covers 60 pages a month, Expert costs $9.99 for 500 pages, and Team costs $49 per user for 5,000 pages. Full breakdown inside.
By Galactic News Editorial · Published 2026-11-11T01:25:50+00:00 · Updated 2026-11-11T01:25:50+00:00
Humata Pricing Explained: Plans, Costs and What You Get
Humata charges by the page, not by the file. You upload PDFs, ask questions, and get answers with citations. The free plan covers 60 pages a month. Paid plans start at $1.99 a month for students and $9.99 for Expert. This guide explains every plan, the page limits, and the real cost of going over.
Humata pricing at a glance
Humata lists four self-serve plans on its pricing page. Enterprise is custom priced. All plans include GPT-5 support and basic features.
| Plan | Price | Users | Pages per month | Extra pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 | 60 | Not listed |
| Student | $1.99 per month | 1 | 200 | $0.02 per page |
| Expert | $9.99 per month | Up to 3 | 500 | $0.02 per page |
| Team | $49 per user per month | Up to 10 | 5,000 | $0.01 per page |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited | Custom | Custom |
Prices are in US dollars. Subscriptions can be cancelled, upgraded, or downgraded at any time. Check the live pricing page before you buy, because limits can change.
What the free plan includes
The free plan costs $0. It covers 60 pages a month for one user. The homepage also lists up to 10 answers on the free tier. You get basic features and GPT-5 support. That is enough for a first look.
Sixty pages runs out fast. A single research paper can eat most of it. Long reports will not fit. The free plan suits one short document at a time. It is a trial, not a working plan.
There is no listed price for extra pages on free. Once the 60 pages are gone, you wait for the monthly reset or upgrade. Page allowances reset monthly on every plan.
Humata pricing: paid plans compared
Student costs $1.99 a month. It includes 200 pages a month. It needs a verified .edu email address. Extra pages cost $0.02 each. The Student plan appears in Humata's pricing FAQ. It is not shown on the main plan cards.
Expert costs $9.99 a month. It is the most popular plan. It covers up to 3 people and 500 pages a month. Extra pages cost $0.02 each. Chat support is included. Expert suits small professional teams and heavy individual readers.
Team costs $49 per user per month. It covers up to 10 people and 5,000 pages a month. Extra pages cost $0.01 each. Team adds OCR, department and folder permissions, and response personalization. Enterprise support is included. OCR matters for scanned PDFs and image-based text. The free and Expert plans do not list OCR.
Enterprise is custom priced per user per month. It covers unlimited users with custom page limits. It adds a SOC-2 certificate, an uptime SLA, and early access to new features. It also includes enterprise support. Contact sales for a quote.
How page-based pricing really costs
Humata counts pages processed, not questions asked. A 300-page report costs 300 pages of allowance. Short documents are cheap. Long ones are not.
Going over the allowance adds a per-page charge. On Expert, 750 pages in one month costs $9.99 plus 250 extra pages at $0.02 each. That totals $14.99 before tax. On Team, the same overage would cost $2.50, because extra pages are $0.01 each.
Do the maths before you pick a plan. Estimate your monthly pages first. A researcher reading five 100-page papers a month needs 500 pages. That is exactly the Expert allowance. One more paper tips you into overage charges. Team becomes cheaper only at high volumes.
Questions are also metered on some plans. The free tier lists up to 10 answers. Check your plan card for question limits before you commit.
What Humata does
Humata is a document Q&A tool. You upload PDFs and other files. You ask questions in plain language. You get summaries, comparisons, and answers. Each answer carries citations back to the source page. That makes it useful for research papers, contracts, and long reports.
The tool is aimed at professionals and teams. It works in the browser at app.humata.ai. There is no fully supported native app. A developer API is documented for building document Q&A into other products.
Humata does not offer web search. It answers only from your uploaded documents. If you need live web answers, it is the wrong tool.
Which plan should you pick?
Start free if you have one short document to test. Sixty pages covers a quick trial. Move up when the limit hits.
Pick Student if you have a .edu email and read papers for study. Two hundred pages a month covers a steady reading load. The price is low enough to keep all year.
Pick Expert if you read research papers or contracts weekly. Five hundred pages a month covers most individual use. The $9.99 price is the best value for solo professionals.
Pick Team if you share documents with colleagues. The 5,000-page allowance and OCR suit departments. The permissions and folder controls matter once more than three people share files. Enterprise fits large teams that need compliance and an SLA.
Bottom line
Humata pricing is simple but page-based. Free covers 60 pages a month. Student at $1.99 a month is a bargain for eligible students. Expert at $9.99 a month is the right pick for most readers, with 500 pages and up to 3 users. Team at $49 per user a month fits groups that need OCR and permissions. Count your monthly pages before you choose. The overage rate decides the real cost.