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Scholaris

Plans, coupons and limits

A free plan to start, Pro for real work, and the home version with no quotas. How much fits in each, how pages and minutes are counted, and how coupons work.

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The plans

FreeProHome version
Documents255,000unlimited
Pages or minutes read per month1,50060,000unlimited
Searches per day1005,000unlimited
Autocites per month5500unlimited
Storage1 GB100 GByour disk
Largest file200 MB4 GB16 GB
API requests per minute120600no practical limit

The free plan does not expire. The Pro price is shown in the app (Ajustes, Settings), where you subscribe; payments are handled by Clerk. The home version is free, but you pay the AI providers you use with your own keys.

How it is counted

  • A page of a PDF, an EPUB or a photo counts as one page; a minute of audio or video counts as one page.
  • Monthly quotas reset on the 1st of each month and daily ones at midnight, UTC.
  • Uploading an identical file again does not count: it is recognised by its hash and the existing one is returned.

Economy mode

When filling a large library you can choose economy mode: hard pages are read through Gemini's batch API at half price, and take hours instead of seconds. On a 43-page scanned play, the cost fell by 46 %.

Coupons

A coupon is a code shaped like SCHO-XXXX-XXXX that grants a plan for a number of days or for good. Redeem it in Ajustes (Settings). A coupon never downgrades an account; if you already have that plan for a limited time, it extends it. To stop guessing, ten failed attempts per hour are allowed, and Scholaris only stores an encrypted hash of each code.

If you think your class or your project should have one, write to jl@joseluissaorin.com.

Trying it without an account

The demo opens the app with a sample library that lives in your browser: nothing is uploaded and no sign-up is needed.