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Asprise OCR SDK vs Regula Document Reader SDK

Asprise OCR SDK

asprise.com

Regula Document Reader SDK

regulaforensics.com

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FigureAsprise OCR SDKRegula Document Reader SDK
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Free trialYesYes
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Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published32
Spec score · OCR API Software8.4 (#6)7.4 (#26)
DeploymentAsprise describes the SDK as royalty-free for distribution to end users without additional deployment fees and says no licensing server is required.The web service is distributed through Linux package repositories, Windows installers, Docker images, and cloud deployment options such as AWS.
SupportThe Java trial download page directs users with problems to Asprise support, and the company contact page lists [email protected].Regula directs technical support requests to its Help Center.
What it doesAsprise OCR SDK extracts text and barcode information from images and scanned documents for use in software applications.The SDK reads data from identity documents and verifies their quality and authenticity.

Plans

Asprise OCR SDK

  • Lite$5,998, paid once
  • STD$9,998, paid once
  • ENT$15,998, paid once

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Regula Document Reader SDK

  • Free trialFree
  • Custom licensingPriced on request

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Asprise OCR SDK

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Regula Document Reader SDK

Regula Document Reader SDK reads identity-document data and checks document quality and authenticity for identity verification services. Regula says its database contains more than 16,500 document types from 254 countries and territories. Depending on component and license, checks can include visual-zone OCR, MRZ and barcode processing, RFID chip reading, image quality assessment, and authenticity checks. The SDK supports passports, ID cards, driver's licenses, visas, mobile driver's licenses, and other identity documents. Mobile driver's license verification can use QR codes and NFC, with retrieval via Bluetooth and NFC. Integration options include mobile SDKs, browser web components, a web service, direct API integration, and connection with Regula Face SDK. The web service can be deployed through Linux package repositories, Windows installers, Docker images, or cloud options such as AWS. A free trial is listed at free, billed 30 days, with 2,000 transactions and no feature limits. Custom licensing uses flexible pricing based on usage and business needs, with pricing on request. Offline licensing is limited to desktop and the Document Reader Web Service on Windows and is unavailable for Docker.

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