PDFPeer

About PDFPeer

PDFPeer is a chat-with-your-documents tool aimed squarely at the everyday PDF rather than the research paper. The site organises itself around the document types people actually get stuck with — bank statements, invoices, resumes, contracts, tax forms, medical records, user manuals, employee-training material, receipts, study material and assignment papers — and the workflow is upload, then ask. Questions can be for a summary, for a specific figure, or for a comparison across a document you have not read. The free tier is unusually generous for the category and is clearly the acquisition engine: one PDF at a time, up to 10 MB and 200 pages, with 200 questions a day, which is enough for a student to run a whole term without paying. The paid step removes the per-document limits entirely. The pricing page also carries something most subscription tools have abandoned: a lifetime option, currently discounted, for people who would rather not hold another monthly line item. There is an enterprise path for organisations wanting a customised deployment, and an affiliate programme. The testimonials name the roles the product is built for — law student, web developer using it against internal SOPs, real-estate agent, recruiter screening a merged resume PDF — which lines up with the document list rather than contradicting it.

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