Docusplit vs Lido: split and rename PDFs, compared
Both split a combined PDF by content and name each file with AI. They differ on entry price, setup, what comes back (a ZIP or data in a workflow) and how much else they do.
In short
Lido is a document data extraction platform that offers split and rename as one workflow step, with rules that carry over to future batches, routing into folders or drives, and export to Excel or an ERP. Docusplit stops at split and rename, with no setup and a ZIP plus CSV as the result, and its entry plan costs €9.99 for 100 pages against $29 at Lido. If you need amounts and line items in a spreadsheet, Lido is the right place.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Docusplit | Lido |
|---|---|---|
| AI split by document content | ||
| AI naming by content | Fixed pattern, InvoiceNo_Company or Type_Sender_Date | By the fields you choose, such as invoice number or case ID |
| Setup before the first batch | Pick a mode, upload | Define fields and rules; they then apply to each batch |
| What you get back | ZIP with PDFs, CSV, optional folders by month or sender | Named files in a folder, drive or workflow; data to Excel, CSV, ERP |
| Pages on the entry plan | 100 (Starter, €9.99/month) | 100 (Standard, $29/month) |
| Free to try | 30 pages once, with an account | 50 pages that do not expire |
| Mixed batches of invoices, letters, receipts, contracts | Yes, with classification and routing | |
| Watched folders, schedules, API | Watched folders; API on the Scale plan | |
| Extract amounts, line items and other fields | ||
| SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA | ||
| Runs in the browser, nothing to install |
Pricing
Docusplit
Free trial: 30 pages once, free account, no credit card Starter: €9.99/month, 100 pages Pro: €29.99/month, 300 pages Max: €99.99/month, 1,000 pages 20% off on yearly billing, 14-day money-back guarantee
Lido
Free: 50 pages that do not expire, no credit card Standard: $29/month, 100 pages/month, 1 user Scale: $7,840/year, 42,000 pages/year, up to 10 users, API Enterprise: from $35,000/year As of August 2026, lido.app/pricing
Docusplit and Lido at a glance
What speaks for Docusplit
- Cheaper per page at the entry level, 100 pages for €9.99 or 300 for €29.99, while Lido Standard gives 100 pages for $29
- Nothing to set up before the first batch; you pick invoice or document mode
- Files come back as a ZIP with a CSV overview and optional folders by month or sender
- Filenames follow a fixed pattern, such as INV-2024-281_Acme-Corp.pdf or Contract_Northwind-Ltd_2025-01-15.pdf
- GDPR-compliant: deleted after processing, no AI training
What speaks for Lido
- Lido extracts fields such as amounts and line items to Excel, CSV or an ERP; Docusplit delivers filenames and the CSV overview only
- Rules set up once apply to each later batch, plus watched folders, schedules, routing into folders or drives, and an API on the Scale plan
- SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA and a BAA on the Enterprise plan, which healthcare and US teams need
- 50 free pages that do not expire; Scale covers 42,000 pages a year, more than Docusplit's Max plan at 1,000 a month
- If your team also needs amounts and line items from each invoice batch in a spreadsheet, Lido handles split, rename and extraction in one workflow
Try split and rename on 30 free pages
Upload a scanned batch and get a ZIP of named files plus a CSV back, with no fields or rules to define first. Expect about six to ten seconds per page.
Try 30 pages freeDocusplit vs Lido: common questions
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