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Reducto

Document ingestion API that turns complex PDFs into LLM-ready data.

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About

Reducto is a specialized document ingestion layer for LLM workflows: it converts complex unstructured documents — PDFs, redlined contracts, financial statements, medical records — into structured, LLM-ready data by combining OCR with vision-language models. Founded in 2023 by MIT alumni, it closed a $75M Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz in October 2025, bringing total funding to $108M, and reports processing nearly a billion pages per month with 6x volume growth between April and October 2025.

Customers include AI-native companies like Harvey, Rogo, Mercor, and Scale AI plus enterprise accounts, and benchmarks cited by the company show 20%+ accuracy margins over legacy providers like AWS Textract and Google Document AI. It ships a developer API plus Reducto Studio for building document pipelines. The honest caveats: growth and accuracy figures are self-reported with no independent analyst validation, and Reducto is deliberately a parsing/extraction API, not a workflow platform — validation, routing, and integration remain your job.

What it can do

  • OCR + vision-language models for complex documents
  • Structured extraction, splitting, and chunking for RAG
  • LLM-ready output tuned for vector databases
  • Reducto Studio visual pipeline builder
  • AI document editing API

Setup

Sign up for an API key, POST documents to the parse/extract endpoints, or build pipelines in Reducto Studio.

Prerequisites

Documents to process and an API key; LLM stack downstream.

Use cases

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Works with

Trust score — 9/10

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Scored 9/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 77; Trending score 88/100 from researcher assessment.

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