Transkribus Sites — Plans & Pricing

A page corresponds to a single document page (image + transcription) from your Transkribus collection. The page count refers to the maximum number of pages that can be published on your site at any given time.

Yes, you can upgrade your plan at any time. When upgrading, you pay the full price for the new plan and a new billing cycle begins. Downgrading takes effect at the start of your next billing period.

Yes, Transkribus Sites connects directly to your Transkribus collections. You need an active Transkribus account with transcribed documents to create a site.

There is currently no standalone free trial for Sites. However, you can explore Transkribus and prepare your collections before committing to a Sites plan.

If your subscription expires, your site will be taken offline but your data remains safe in your Transkribus account. You can reactivate your subscription at any time to bring your site back online.

The search engine includes fuzzy matching that accounts for historical spelling variations, abbreviations, and minor OCR/HTR errors. This means visitors can find content even when the original text uses archaic spelling or contains recognition imperfections.

Yes, you can set your site to public (accessible to everyone) or restricted (accessible only to users you invite). This is useful for in-progress projects or institutional collections with access requirements.