The service says models are selected by passing their ID in a parse request and that each version has a parsing recipe containing its prompt and instructions.
Its ParseBench table reports an overall score of 84.67 for OCRia-1, with 91.24 for tables and 80.95 for charts. The page estimates $13.04 per 1,000 typical pages and a typical processing time of 2.0 seconds per page. Listed token prices are $0.97 per million input tokens, $0.97 per million cached input tokens, and $4.83 per million output tokens; the maximum charge per page is $0.180.
OpenDocRouter permits up to 50 pages per synchronous request and 500 per asynchronous request. The page says benchmark cost estimates use ParseBench documents and may differ for a customer’s pages. It does not establish OCRia-1’s performance, cost, or latency on any particular document set, nor does it provide an independent evaluation of the model.