Choose Your Credit Plan

Purchase pay-as-you-go credits for Scanmarker’s OCR and live-translation services—simply top up your account, and each scanned page or translated phrase deducts only the credits you use, so you pay exactly for what you consume without any subscriptions or overages.

Frequent Questions

How It Works?

  1. Purchase a Credit Package: Choose the package that fits your needs, and complete payment.
  2. Activate & Scan: Each credit allows you to process a certain amount of character (OCR) or Translate or character converted to speech (TTS). Simply scan your document, and credits are deducted automatically.
  3. Monitor Usage: Keep track of your remaining balance in real time under Usage History. Receive notifications when you’re running low, and top up anytime with a few clicks.

Why Buy Credits?

  • Pay As You Go: Only pay for what you use—ideal for occasional high-volume scanning without a recurring fee.
  • Volume Discounts: Larger credit bundles come with discounted per-credit rates, so the more you buy, the more you save.
  • Instant Access: Credits are applied immediately—start scanning and listening to your text within seconds.

When my credit expire?

  • No Expiry: Credits stay in your account until you use them for 12 months. Use them all at once or spread them out over months.

How Translation Works and Tips for Reducing Character Usage

Here’s how the translate feature works and how to avoid unnecessary character usage:

  • Every time you scan a new line with translation enabled, the system re-translates the entire body of text scanned so far—not just the new line.
  • Example :So if you’ve already translated five lines and then scan line six, the algorithm will translate lines 1–6 again. Leaving the translate function open while scanning multiple lines can quickly consume extra characters.
  • Keep translation turned off while you’re scanning. Once you’ve finished scanning an entire paragraph (or block of text), open the translate function to process it all at once—this uses far fewer characters overall.