BentoPDF Hyper Compress vs Compressify

BentoPDF Hyper Compress is a PDF compression engine intended to reduce file size while preserving document content. It is available as a command-line tool, Node SDK, C library, self-hosted service, and WebAssembly build, with web, Windows, macOS, Linux, API, and self-hosted platforms listed. The engine includes a lossless mode and is stated never to produce a file larger than the original. Its maker reports a 0.39% corruption rate across 2,104 real-world PDFs in its benchmark. Open-source projects under an AGPL-compatible license, self-hosting, and internal use are covered by AGPL-3.0; no price is listed for that plan. A commercial license is needed only to ship the engine inside closed-source software. Annual commercial plans are Solo at $99 a year, Indie at $199 a year, Business at $499 a year, and OEM at $1,999 a year. Purchases provide a ZIP archive with complete source code, not a license key. Active commercial licenses include releases published during the license term.

Compressify is a file-compression service for images and PDFs, available on the web, Android, iOS, and as an extension. It supports batch processing and image resizing, with listed formats including JPG, JPEG, PNG, SVG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, BMP, and TIFF. Compressify says it can reduce JPG, PNG, SVG, WebP, and PDF files by up to 90%. The image compressor handles JPEG, PNG, and WebP and analyzes each image to choose an encoding strategy. PDF compression needs no settings, supports batches, and is free five times a day. A Figma plugin bulk-compresses exports and can merge selected frames into one PDF. A WordPress plugin compresses new uploads, bulk-optimizes existing media, and optionally converts to WebP; routine processing runs through WordPress image editors locally. Free costs nothing, billed Free Forever, with 60 Image Exports per month and limited features. Pro costs $4.99 a month.