Resume Parser
Comparison

Resume Parser vs RChilli

RChilli covers many formats and HR suites. We focus on PDF to clean JSON.

Compare Resume Parser and RChilli: file formats, languages, HR system integrations, credit pricing, on-premise and data handling, from each vendor's own pages.

Feature comparison

FeatureResume ParserRChilli
File formats

RChilli if you receive CVs in Word, other formats or scanned PDFs

PDF only, up to 5 MB, needs a text layer (no OCR)
DOC, DOCX, PDF, RTF, TXT, ODT, HTML and other Word formats (per rchilli.com); OCR support listed on pricing page
Languages

Compare on CVs in your own languages

Reads CVs in many languages, including English, Finnish and Swedish, and always returns English field names
40+ languages listed, including right-to-left Arabic
Accuracy

Run the same CVs through both and compare the JSON

No published accuracy figure. Test on your own CVs with 50 free parses per month
See the vendor's own documentation
HR system integrations

RChilli if you run one of those suites and want a ready connector

REST API. You integrate with your ATS or HRIS yourself
Listed integrations for Oracle HCM, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle PeopleSoft, Salesforce and ServiceNow
Extra products

RChilli if you want taxonomy and redaction from the same vendor

Parsing only, fixed schema
Taxonomy, search indexing (Solr, Elasticsearch) and bias redaction across 57+ fields listed alongside the parser
Pricing
50 free parses per month, then prepaid credits from EUR 0.15 down to EUR 0.10 per parse depending on order size (excluding VAT). Credits don't expire
Credit-based plans: a free trial with 100 credits, Standard tiers from 500 credits, Enterprise on quote. See the vendor's pricing page for how credits map to documents
On-premise

RChilli if you need to host the parser yourself

No ready product. Contact us about on-premise
On-premise and dedicated cloud server listed under the Enterprise plan
Data handling
Hosted on Hetzner in Helsinki, Finland. /v1/parse does not store the PDF or the parsed result. Text is processed by OpenAI (US) as a subprocessor
States it does not store data sent to its cloud parsing service; company based in San Ramon, California. See the vendor's privacy documentation for regions

Our verdict

RChilli is the broader product: many file formats, 40+ languages, connectors for large HR suites, taxonomy and an on-premise option on its Enterprise plan. Resume Parser does one job: a PDF CV in, clean, readable JSON out, with self-serve signup and prepaid pricing in euros. If your CVs arrive as PDFs and you build your own integration, test both on the same set of your CVs and compare the JSON field by field. RChilli details are from rchilli.com (resume parser and pricing pages), checked 11 November 2026.

Why choose us

Readable output

Job titles stay as written, descriptions come out as markdown bullet points with proper casing, so the result can go straight into your UI.

Every work experience entry

The parser is built to keep short stints, freelance work and parallel roles, not just the obvious ones.

Prices in euros, per parse

50 free parses per month, then prepaid credits from EUR 0.15 to EUR 0.10 per parse. Credits never expire and failed parses are not charged.

Nothing kept by /v1/parse

The /v1/parse endpoint does not store the PDF or the parsed result. Hosted in Helsinki, Finland; text is processed by OpenAI (US) as a subprocessor.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

For PDF CVs and a team that builds its own integration, yes: it is self-serve, prices each parse in euros and returns readable JSON. If you need Word formats, a ready Oracle, SAP or Salesforce connector, or on-premise hosting, RChilli covers those and Resume Parser does not.

Resume Parser has 50 free parses per month, then prepaid credits from EUR 0.15 down to EUR 0.10 per parse depending on order size (excluding VAT). RChilli sells credits: a free trial with 100 credits, Standard tiers starting at 500 credits and Enterprise pricing on quote (rchilli.com/pricing, checked November 2026).

RChilli lists DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, ODT and HTML besides PDF, and its pricing page lists OCR support for scanned documents. Resume Parser accepts only PDF files with a text layer, up to 5 MB.

For PDF CVs, yes. The work is swapping the API call and mapping the JSON fields; our response fields are listed in the API docs. If you also use RChilli's taxonomy, redaction or HR suite connectors, you need to replace those separately.

The API is hosted on Hetzner in Helsinki, Finland. The /v1/parse endpoint does not store the PDF or the parsed result. Resume text is processed by OpenAI (US) as a subprocessor.

Compare on your own CVs

50 free parses per month. Run the PDFs you already send to RChilli and compare the output.

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