Cradl AI extracts structured data from documents with guardrails and human review. Free plan, paid from $40/month. See features and integrations.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Cradl AI is a document AI platform that turns documents into structured data for downstream automation. The company describes it as the document AI layer for automation workflows, built around purpose-built agents, guardrails on every prediction, and human review for exceptions. It targets teams that process high volumes of complex, multi-page files. The homepage shows examples including passports, bills of lading, purchase orders, invoices, inventory lists, and resumes.
Customers named on the site include Equinor and Posten Bring Logistics, and the company says teams in energy, logistics, banking, and agriculture use it for critical document workflows. Cradl AI is positioned less as a standalone app and more as a step inside larger automation flows built with tools such as Zapier, n8n, and Power Automate.
A team builds an agent in Cradl AI for a given document type. Documents arrive through the REST API, a webhook, an automation platform, a monitored OneDrive or Google Drive folder, or a dedicated email address. The agent extracts fields, and the site says it can split and classify documents and perform line-level extraction in any layout and any language.
Before results move on, guardrails check them. Each field gets a confidence score, and teams can set thresholds, run cross-model checks, and apply business rules, with code when needed. Exceptions can be routed to a business user for review. Validated data then goes to downstream systems through the API, a webhook, or one of the listed integrations.
Extraction covers multi-page documents, with document splitting and classification and line-level extraction. The pricing page lists table extraction and a workflow builder on every plan. The homepage says the platform handles any layout and any language, and that the output is structured data ready for downstream automation rather than raw text.
The safety features are the main differentiator in the source material. They include confidence scores for every field, cross-model checks, an anti-hallucination check, and customizable business rules. The human review interface is built for business users, shows where each prediction was extracted from to speed validation, and learns from every correction automatically, according to the site.
Cradl AI is a document AI platform that turns complex documents into structured data for automation workflows. It uses purpose-built agents, guardrails on every prediction, and human review for exceptions.
Cradl AI has a free plan at $0 and a Builder plan at $40 a month. Pro costs $240 a month, and Enterprise is custom priced. Builder and Pro are billed yearly.
Yes. The Free plan includes up to 50 pages a month, one agent, one seat, and all integrations. The site says no credit card is required to start.
A page is counted each time Cradl AI processes one page of a document. A 5-page PDF counts as 5 pages.
Cradl AI works with Power Automate, Make, n8n, Zapier, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel, and Mailhook for email import. It also offers a REST API and webhooks.
It gives each field a confidence score and supports thresholds, cross-model checks, an anti-hallucination check, and custom business rules. Exceptions can go to business users in a review interface that shows the source of each value.
Cradl AI says it notifies you as you approach your limit. If you need more than 5,000 pages a month, you can contact the company for a custom quote.
It suits automation teams that process high volumes of complex documents and want validation and human review built in. The site names customers in energy, logistics, banking, and agriculture.