Humata is an AI document assistant that reads your files and answers questions about them. Upload PDFs and other documents, ask for summaries, comparisons or specific facts, and each answer comes with citations linking back to the source passage. Files stay in a private cloud with encryption at rest and role-based access, and the assistant can be embedded in any webpage so customers can query your documents directly. A free plan covers one user with up to 60 pages and 10 answers. Expert is $9.99 per month for up to three users and 500 pages, with additional pages at $0.02 each. Team costs $49 per user per month for up to ten users and 5,000 pages, adding OCR, response personalization and department and folder permissions. Enterprise pricing is custom.
It is built for researchers reading long technical papers, analysts at consulting and research firms, students and professors, and small professional teams that need quick answers from contracts, reports or knowledge bases. Larger teams get shared files, access controls and an API.
Typical workflows include summarizing a dense paper before a meeting, comparing two reports side by side, pulling a figure from a long document with a traceable citation, and giving website visitors a chat box that answers from your documentation. Because answers cite their sources, reviewers can verify claims quickly instead of trusting a summary blindly. Teams working with scanned files can use OCR on the Team plan to make image-based documents searchable.
