1 000+

Organizations worldwide

5 Languages

Python, C#, Java, C++, Node.js

Millions

PDFs processed monthly

On Premises

No data leaves your network

CHOOSE YOUR TIER

Flexible SDK Licensing

Start free. Request a quote for commercial tiers – pricing is tailored to your deployment scale, instance count, and use case.

Lite

Core PDF reading & rendering. Free forever.

✓ Render PDF pages

✓ Read PDF objects & structure

✓ Read PDF content

✓ Read PDF metadata

✓ All 5 languages

✓ Windows, macOS & Linux

Free License

Basic

Edit, save, convert PDF to HTML, OCR, forms.

QUOTE

✓ All Lite features

✓ Edit & save PDF documents

✓ PDF to fixed-layout HTML & By Tags

✓ PDF forms to HTML forms

✓ OCR integration

✓ Digital signature support

Professional

Content extraction, responsive HTML, redaction.

QUOTE

✓ All Basic features

✓ Logical content extraction

✓ Template configuration

✓ PDF to responsive HTML5

✓ Data extraction & Redaction

✓ Custom workflow actions

Enterprise

Full accessibility automation – PDF/UA & WCAG at scale.

QUOTE

✓ All Professional features

✓ PDF accessibility remediation

✓ PDF to PDF/UA automated

✓ AI-powered auto-tagging

✓ Auto-fix accessibility issues

✓ Section 508, ADA & EAA compliance

FEATURE MATRIX

Detailed feature comparison

Select the tier that matches your workflow. Enterprise includes the full PDF/UA & WCAG accessibility automation stack.

FeatureLiteBasicProfessionalEnterprise
Render PDF pages
Read PDF content
Edit & save PDF
PDF to HTML (fixed & tagged)
PDF forms to HTML forms
OCR & digital signature
Logical content & data extraction
PDF to responsive HTML5
Templates
Redaction
PDF/UA automated conversion
AI-powered auto-tagging
Accessibility fixes
Enterprise batch
On-premises deployment
Python, C#, Java, C++, Node.js

Built for the workflows that matter

Customer Stories

Trusted in production by government, courts, universities & enterprises.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is PDFix SDK?

PDFix SDK is an enterprise-grade PDF accessibility library that lets developers automate PDF/UA compliance, WCAG 2.2 remediation, auto-tagging, and structured content extraction. It runs fully on-premises, integrates into existing document management systems and CI/CD pipelines, and supports PythonC#JavaC++, and Node.js.

Is PDFix SDK free to use?

PDFix SDK Lite is permanently free – no registration, no time limit. It includes PDF rendering, reading PDF objects, content extraction, and metadata reading. Commercial tiers (Basic, Professional, Enterprise) are priced by instance count – request a quote for exact pricing tailored to your deployment scale.

What programming languages does PDFix SDK support?

Fix SDK officially supports PythonC# (.NET), JavaC++, and Node.js. Complete code examples and documentation for all five languages are available on GitHub. The SDK also supports command-line integration for shell-based automation and CI/CD pipelines.

Does PDFix SDK work on premises? Does it send data to the cloud?

PDFix SDK is fully on-premises – no document data is transmitted to PDFix servers or any cloud service. All processing happens locally within your infrastructure. This is a core architectural principle, which is why federal agencies including USCIS and the Judicial Council of California trust PDFix SDK for sensitive document processing under strict data residency requirements.

Can PDFix SDK handle enterprise-scale batch processing?

Yes. PDFix SDK is designed for enterprise batch processing at scale. Customers process millions of PDFs monthly using PDFix SDK integrated into their document management workflows. The SDK’s architecture supports multi-threaded batch processing, worker queue integration, and deployment in containerized environments (Docker/Kubernetes). See the PDFix Actions Marketplace for pre-built automation actions.

Disclaimer: PDFix provides tools and technology to assist in making your documents accessible, but we do not guarantee 100% document accessibility. Achieving full compliance requires human checks and intervention. Please note that PDFix is a technology provider, not a service provider. The responsibility for document compliance rests with the user.