Built for the companies and AI agents that need contracts, invoices, forms, and certificates on demand. DocuQueue turns templates, HTML, URLs, and spreadsheet rows into finished documents through one REST API or one MCP connection — so work that used to mean an hour of copy-paste ends with a download link.
Free tier: 5 free credits on signup, 25/month after email verification. No card required.
One product, two ways in: a credit-based REST API for your backend, and an MCP server for your AI agents. Everything in between — templates, form fields, batch jobs — is the same document engine.
DocuQueue converts URLs and HTML to PDF, fills templates and PDF form fields with JSON, and batch-generates personalized documents from a CSV or spreadsheet row. Every request costs 1 credit, so the bill tracks the documents you actually ship. The same operations are exposed as MCP tools, so agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor call DocuQueue directly instead of you pasting data between tabs.
Three things we can point at: a benchmark we published with the tests attached, prices printed in plain numbers, and a credit model with no fine print.
In our published 20-task MCP benchmark — run through Claude 3.5 Sonnet agents on real document workflows — DocuQueue completed 20/20 tasks while Anvil reached 19/20. Conga, Templafy, and Nutrient were compared from public documentation rather than measured runs, and we say so on the page. Task definitions, dates, and runs are there to reproduce.
Free at $0/month, then Starter $9 for 250 credits, Pro $29 for 1,000, and Business $99 for 5,000 — no per-seat fees, you pay for documents, not people. Around us the numbers look different: Formstack Documents is listed at $250/month, and Nutrient at $500–1,500/month with multi-year contracts.
A credit is the only unit: 1 credit = 1 document, any size. Credits reset monthly, unused credits don't roll over, and failed requests are refunded. You start with 5 free credits on signup and 25/month after email verification — no card required. Compare that with tools like DocuGenerate, which charge per document with no free tier, and the arithmetic gets hard to follow.
If your team produces the same documents from the same inputs every week — or your agent does — this is built for you.
Hi — I'm Arun, the founder of DocuQueue. I build the product and write the documentation on this site: the guides, the API reference, the benchmark, and the page you're reading right now.
DocuQueue is based in India, and that's where the product and the docs are made. The pricing page shows every plan in full, the benchmark page publishes our own results with their limits spelled out, and the privacy policy says exactly what happens to your documents.
If something is broken, unclear, or missing, write to support@docuqueue.com — it reaches the person who can fix it.
Three steps, no sales call, no credit card.
Create your account and get 5 free credits on signup — no card required.
Email verification unlocks 25 credits/month, every month.
Generate your first document via the studio, API, or MCP — signup to finished PDF in under 5 minutes.
The short version, sourced from this site's own pricing, privacy, and benchmark pages.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Company name | DocuQueue |
| Type | Document automation platform — a PDF API for AI agents and developers |
| Website | https://docuqueue.com |
| Founder | Arun |
| Headquarters | India |
| Pricing | Free: $0/mo (25 credits/month) · Starter: $9/mo (250 credits) · Pro: $29/mo (1,000 credits) · Business: $99/mo (5,000 credits) |
| Credit model | 1 credit = 1 document (any size); credits reset monthly, unused credits don't roll over |
| Support | support@docuqueue.com |
| Security | security@docuqueue.com |
| Competitors | Autocrat, CraftMyPDF, DocRaptor, DocsAutomator, DocuGenerate, Documint, DocuPilot, Formstack, Gotenberg, Nutrient, PDFShift, PDF.co, APITemplate, PDFGeneratorAPI, DocSpring, PDFMonkey, Plumsail, Portant, Puppeteer, Typeflow, wkhtmltopdf |
DocuQueue is an AI-native document generation API that converts HTML to PDF, fills PDF forms, and batch-generates documents from templates via a REST API or MCP server.
Start free with 5 credits — 25/month after email verification. Starter is $9/month for 250 credits, Pro is $29/month for 1,000 credits, and Business is $99/month for 5,000 credits. Each credit generates one document, and there are no per-seat fees.
URLs submitted for PDF conversion are processed temporarily and not stored. Generated PDF output is cached in Redis for up to 1 hour for download, then deleted. Document content is processed and discarded — we don't keep it beyond the time needed to serve the request. Full retention periods are listed in the privacy policy.
Yes. DocuQueue is an MCP server. Add it to Claude Desktop, Cursor, or ChatGPT with one command: claude mcp add docuqueue --transport http https://docuqueue.com/mcp, then ask your AI to generate invoices, contracts, or certificates. The MCP server is a thin gateway that forwards your AI client's authorized requests to our API; we log only the tool name, timestamp, and outcome of each call — not request parameters or response payloads.
DocuQueue is based in India and primarily serves Indian users, and we respect the principles of the EU General Data Protection Regulation: you can request data deletion at any time, and we do not transfer data outside India except as required for infrastructure (hosting). EU residents can exercise GDPR rights by writing to arun@docuqueue.com.
DocuQueue was founded by Arun, who builds the product and writes its documentation. The company is based in India. Questions go to support@docuqueue.com.
No system is 100% secure. Report vulnerabilities responsibly to security@docuqueue.com, as described in the privacy policy.