The SDK is published under the AGPLv3 and is complete: every feature, no watermark, no limit, nothing that expires. Evaluate it against your real workload today. The form below is for telling us what you are building, not for getting access.
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Add the crate and run your code. Every feature works, output is clean, and the build is the same one every paying customer runs. What you are choosing is a licence, not a binary.
Tell us what you are building
We will tell you which licence applies — including when the answer is that the free one does — and answer questions about your workload while you evaluate.
No key is issued and nothing is unlocked — there is nothing to unlock. We read every one of these and reply.
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Delivery: automated, usually in under 2 minutes.
Questions? hello@pdfluent.com — we reply within 1 business day.
Add pdfluent to your dependencies. No system libraries, no C build steps — it compiles like any other Rust crate.
[dependencies] pdfluent = "1.0"
There is none. No key, no file, no environment variable, and nothing that checks a date — on any binding. What you choose is a licence, and /docs/licensing says which one applies to you.
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The full API is available immediately. Load a PDF, parse an XFA form, render to image, convert to PDF/A — whatever you need to test.
let doc = Document::open("form.pdf")?;The evaluation is not a feature-limited demo, and it is not time-limited either. It is the full SDK, under the AGPLv3, with nothing switched off.
Nothing changes in your code or your build: a commercial licence removes the AGPL's source obligation, not a technical restriction. Choose the plan that fits your team size — Lite, Plus, Professional, or Unlimited.
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No, and it requires nothing else either. The SDK is published under the AGPLv3 and is complete: install it and start. No payment details, no key, no sign-up.
Yes, under the AGPLv3 and its obligations: if you convey the software, or let users interact with a modified version over a network, you must offer those users the corresponding source under the same licence. A commercial licence is the alternative for organisations that cannot do that.
You do not. There is no licence key and no activation step on any channel — nothing reads a key, nothing is withheld and output carries no mark. The summary lives at /docs/licensing.
Nothing. Nothing in the software checks a date, and no version of it stops working. What changes after an evaluation is which licence you rely on — the AGPL and its source obligation, or a commercial licence that removes it.