KimiDoc

kimidoc.com · checked 5 Oct 2026

#14 · HTML to PDF APIs

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How it plugs in

—Public API

NoOpen source

YesFree tier

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KimiDoc is an HTML-to-PDF REST API for generating documents such as invoices, payslips, statements, certificates, and labels.

Pricing

Free$0 · ₹0 · forever · 100 documents / month · 24-hour output retention · 1 AI template generation · every feature, no card · unlimited templatesFree
Starter$9 /month; or $90 / year, two months free · 1,000 documents / month · 3-day output retention · 10 AI template generations · email support$9/mo
Growth$29 /month; or $290 / year, two months free · 5,000 documents / month · 7-day output retention · 50 AI template generations · priority rendering$29/mo
Business$69 /month; or $690 / year, two months free · 20,000 documents / month · 14-day output retention · 150 AI template generations · priority support$69/mo
Scale$149 /month; or $1,490 / year, two months free · 50,000 documents / month · 30-day output retention · 300 AI template generations · volume pricing above this$149/mo
Self-hostedLicensed per server, per year · Unlimited documents · retention rules set by customer · air-gap friendly · contact for volume or custom planOn request

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Facts

Website: kimidoc.com
Price: Free tier · from $9/mo
Free trial: Not stated
AI templates: AI template generation accepts a user-provided OpenAI-compatible key or a server-wide configured key, and KimiDoc says it does not host a model or store the user's key.
Batch processing: A batch job can process up to 40,000 documents, track failures per document, and return results as an archive with a reconciliation manifest.
Cloud and self-hosted: The cloud API runs without customer-managed infrastructure, while the self-hosted engine runs inside the customer's network and uses the same API and template format.
Cloud security feature: The product page describes AES-256 PDF encryption with per-recipient passwords and document permission restrictions.
Integrations: The service exposes a REST API and supports polling or HMAC-signed completion webhooks for batch jobs.
Intended users: The site presents KimiDoc for payroll and HR, banking and finance, healthcare, government, legal services, logistics, retail, and education document workloads.
PDF controls: The API supports per-recipient PDF passwords, print/copy/modify restrictions, watermarks, and adding pages such as terms and conditions.
Quota rules: Usage is counted by successfully rendered documents rather than API calls; failed renders and editor previews do not count, and templates are unlimited on every plan.
Rendering: The service supports print CSS features including page numbers, running headers and footers, custom page sizes, charts, web fonts, and right-to-left scripts.
Security: The site says self-hosted deployments have no telemetry or licence check-in, can run air-gapped, and keep documents on hardware controlled by the customer.
Storage limit: Rendered documents and uploaded assets share a storage quota, and finished jobs are cleaned up according to the plan's retention period or the self-hosted customer's rules.
Support: The Starter plan includes email support and the Business plan includes priority support.

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