One paper inside the free answer cap
A suggested first pass stays inside the free card: up to 60 pages and up to 10 answers, then open the citation. The pages do not define how a page is counted.
Humata is an AI agent that turns your documents into a fast, intelligent knowledge base for instant analysis, insights, and answers. It reads uploaded files, answers from them, and cites sections. Homepage cards are Free at $0 with up to 60 pages and 10 answers, Expert at $9.99 per month with 500 free pages, and Team at $49 per user per month with 5,000 free pages. Extra pages are priced by plan. A free start says no credit card is required.
Official website · www.humata.ai
Humata AI fits a reader who already has the files and wants the answer tied to a citation, with the page cap written on the card. Do not treat sign-on as settled. The homepage says Humata SSO functionality with Okta, Google, or SAML is coming soon. The security page says SAML 2.0 works now. Encryption is also split: 256 bit SHA on the homepage, and AES-256 plus TLS in a security answer.
The homepage says a team cannot read everything, and tells the PDF AI to summarize findings, compare documents, and search. Unlimited files means upload as many documents as you want. Unlimited questions means you can ask for a shorter summary and rewrite until you are satisfied. The FAQ says: Unlike ChatGPT, Humata is built to work with files. Humata will read every file you upload and will generate answers based on the content of your documents. Each answer cites relevant sections. Citations are links into the source files. The PDF AI can be placed on a webpage with a single click.
Official documentationHomepage amounts: Free is $0 with basic features, up to 60 pages, and up to 10 answers. Expert is $9.99 per month with up to 500 free pages, $0.02 per additional page, 3 users, and premium chat support. Team is $49 per user per month with up to 5,000 free pages, $0.01 per additional page, 10 users, department and folder permissions, OCR for images and scanned text, and response personalization. Past 10 users, ask sales about Enterprise pricing. The pricing page repeats Free at $0 and Team at $49 per user per month, and labels Enterprise custom per user per month. Expert there is a dollar sign, then 9, then 99, not one $9.99 token. Student & Expert plans are charged at $0.02 per page, while the Team plan incurs a lower charge of $0.01 per page.
Official documentationThe homepage says files use enterprise-grade 256 bit SHA encryption, role limits decide who can see or change docs, and Humata SSO functionality with Okta, Google, or SAML is coming soon. The security page says the program is informed by standards like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR, and that they are SOC 2 Type II compliant. It also says Humata now supports single sign-on via SAML 2.0, so your team can use providers like Okta or Google without creating new credentials. OAuth can carry a provider MFA policy. The two SSO sentences disagree. A FAQ answer says AES-256 at rest and TLS in transit. We do not use any of the data provided by our users to train our AI models. Regarding data retention, document data used for our model is not retained beyond 30 days. Dashboard data stays until you ask otherwise. Policy titles include HIPAA Privacy Policy and HIPAA Security Policy. The audit report is not public.
Official documentationThe docs page title is Humata API. The body says the Humata API is the programmatic entry-point for your Humata documents, conversations, and answers. Navigation names How to get your API Key, How to Import Document, How to GET Pdf, How to Create Conversations, How to Ask, How to Download Data, and How to Create New Users. A previous link is labeled White Labeling. The page says it is also available as Markdown and was last updated 1 year ago. The page has no sample request.
Official documentationA suggested first pass stays inside the free card: up to 60 pages and up to 10 answers, then open the citation. The pages do not define how a page is counted.
A suggested Expert month is three users, 500 free pages, then $0.02 per additional page. Asking for a rewrite still sits inside the pages-and-questions usage the billing note describes. These are suggested limits. The pricing page splits the Expert amount, so the homepage $9.99 line is the figure used here.
A suggested Team setup uses OCR for scanned text, folder permissions, and response personalization, for 10 users and 5,000 free pages, then $0.01 per additional page. Read both SSO sentences before promising Okta.
Use Get started for free. The homepage says no credit card is required and points at a free chat with the PDF AI.
The FAQ says Humata reads the files you upload and cites sections from them. Ask for a summary or a comparison.
Free lists 60 pages and 10 answers. Expert lists 500 free pages. Team lists 5,000. Extra PDF pages are priced by plan.
Compare the homepage’s coming-soon SSO line with the security page’s SAML 2.0 sentence before you roll a team out.
Dollar amounts are the homepage cards: Free $0 and Expert $9.99 per month and Team $49 per user per month. The pricing page splits Expert into a dollar sign, 9, and 99. Student is named and has no monthly amount. Student & Expert plans are charged at $0.02 per page, while the Team plan incurs a lower charge of $0.01 per page.
Basic features within a small page and answer cap.
$0.
Homepage card, no card required to start.
Small professional teams up to three people.
$9.99.
Per month on the homepage card.
Teams up to 10 people.
$49.
Per user per month.
Groups that need sales to go past 10 users.
Custom.
Per user per month on the pricing page.
Only the overage line is shown.
Not verified.
Named as self-serve; no monthly amount public.
SOC-2 certificate, uptime SLA, and early access rows are followed by dashes in the stored plan text, so they are not assigned to a tier. GPT-5 support is a label on each plan block, not an explanation of a model. Add-on question prices are mentioned only as usage, without a separate rate.
Choose ChatPDF when you do not need Humata’s Free, Expert, and Team page allowances.
Humata includes Free at $0 Expert at $9.99 per month, and Team at $49 per user, and it cites uploaded files.
Choose Elicit when the comparison is a different Research listing, not Humata’s file overage.
Humata documents upload, citation, and a per-page charge after a monthly allowance. This profile assigns Elicit no feature and no price.
Choose Consensus when you are browsing other Research products rather than Humata’s SSO lines.
Humata’s public pages disagree on whether Okta and SAML sign-on is coming soon or already live. That conflict is not a claim about Consensus.
Yes. The homepage Free card is $0 with basic features, up to 60 pages, and up to 10 answers. The pricing page lists 1 user and 60 free pages. No credit card is required.
SourceThe homepage lists Expert at $9.99 per month and Team at $49 per user per month. Expert includes 500 free pages, 3 users, and $0.02 per additional page. Team includes 5,000 free pages, 10 users, and $0.01 per additional page. Enterprise is custom. The pricing page splits Expert into 9 and 99.
SourceEach plan has a monthly allowance of free pages. Student & Expert plans are charged at $0.02 per page, while the Team plan incurs a lower charge of $0.01 per page. The FAQ does not define a scanned sheet as a page.
SourceNo. We do not use any of the data provided by our users to train our AI models. Regarding data retention, document data used for our model is not retained beyond 30 days. Dashboard data stays until you request otherwise.
SourceThe homepage says Humata SSO functionality with Okta, Google, or SAML is coming soon. The security page says Humata now supports single sign-on via SAML 2.0, so your team can use providers like Okta or Google without creating new credentials. Both lines are public.
SourceThe security page says the program is informed by standards like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR, and that Humata is SOC 2 Type II compliant. It lists HIPAA Privacy Policy and HIPAA Security Policy as document titles. The SOC-2 certificate row on the plan text is followed by dashes. The audit report is not public.
SourceThe Humata API is the programmatic entry-point for your Humata documents, conversations, and answers. Links name a key, import, a PDF, conversations, ask, download, and new users. Those steps are not on the public page.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Humata AI, did not upload a PDF, did not start Expert or Team, and did not sign in with Okta. Plan, citation, encryption, and API details come from pages reviewed on 2026-10-06: the homepage, the pricing page, the security page, and the API guide. Testimonials were not treated as measurements. This description is based on Humata AI's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.
Free lists 60 pages and 10 answers. Expert and Team add a monthly page allowance and a per-page charge after that.