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Aug 27, 2026
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Introducing Parse: Enterprise document intelligence at scale A high-throughput vision parsing model with the strongest price-performance profile on the market.
Key takeaways Best-in-class value : outperforms leading document parsers and hyperscaler services while remaining cost-effective at enterprise scale. Beyond OCR : understands tables, forms, diagrams, and images to extract richer semantic context across key global commercial languages. Enterprise-first : trained to handle business documents in major industries and domains, such as finance, insurance, and scientific work. Spatially aware : returns bounding boxes for visual elements, preserving document structure for retrieval, grounding, and automation. Available in Compass : use Parse today as part of Cohere’s Compass search and retrieval stack - alongside Embed, and Rerank. Secure deployments : run in any private cloud or on-premises environment to match your organization's security and compliance profile.
Cohere Parse is a cost-effective vision language model for processing large volumes of enterprise documents. It converts complex, multimodal files into structured, machine-readable data that can power enterprise knowledge use cases–including document indexing, RAG, and agentic retrieval.
More than text recognition, Parse detects and understands key visual elements - such as tables and embedded images - and returns clean Markdown files for downstream processing and application. Use Parse to process your documents and images across nine major world languages.
Parse is designed to preserve parsing quality and keep inference costs predictable as workloads scale. It supports the high-throughput needed in production environments. Customers can access Parse through the Cohere API for just $1.50 per 1,000 pages, or deploy in Model Vault for secure, single-tenant inference and even further cost savings per page. Teams in regulated industries can deploy Parse securely on their own infrastructure with a minimal serving footprint.
Want to try it first? See how Cohere Parse handles your documents for free using our Space . Performance Cohere Parse delivers the strongest price–performance tradeoff among the models we evaluated. It is a highly competitive model that outperforms leading specialized document parsing solutions while maintaining a price point suitable for high-volume workloads spanning hundreds of thousands to millions of pages. Pareto frontier of performance (ParseBench three-dimension average) versus price (USD per 1,000 pages) across the evaluated models. Price is shown on a logarithmic scale to account for the wide range included. On ParseBench - which measures agent-suitable parsing performance - Parse scores 79.2 across three evaluation dimensions compared with 74.5 for Mistral OCR 4, 72.4 for Databricks AI Parse, and 78.3 for LlamaParse’s Cost Effective offering.
This performance gap is even larger compared with hyperscaler document intelligence solutions, with an over 20-point improvement on both AWS Textract and Google Document AI. In our evaluation set, Parse is only bettered by the frontier LLMs (GPT-5.5, Opus 4.8 and Gemini 3.5 Flash) - each general purpose and significantly larger than Parse. ParseBench average scores over three capability dimensions for a representative set of proprietary and open-weight document parsing and OCR tools.
Model Average Tables Content Faithfulness Semantic Formatting
Cohere Parse 79.2 87.0 86.6 64.0
GPT-5.5 84.4 89.3 87.5 76.5
Opus 4.8 84.3 89.7 89.0 74.1
Gemini 3.5 Flash 81.8 87.6 84.7 73.2
LlamaParse (Cost Effective) 78.3 81.4 90.9 62.7
Chandra OCR 2 (open) 77.7 89.2 83.7 60.3
Mistral OCR 4 74.5 73.9 89.5 60.1
Databricks AI Parse 72.4 83.7 88.3 45.3
Azure Document Intelligence 69.3 86.0 84.9 37.0
Deepseek-OCR 2 (open) 65.9 61.7 82.0 54.0
dots.mocr (open) 63.2 85.2 89.5 14.9
Google Document AI 57.3 55.1 83.7 33.0
AWS Textract 53.3 82.3 74.8 2.8
ParseBench scores by capability dimension. Tables tests for accurate structural extraction of data grids and cells. Content Faithfulness tests for text omissions, hallucinations, and broken reading order. Semantic Formatting 1 measures a model’s ability to capture styles that change data meaning, such as strike-throughs or italics. This evaluation did not test for Charts or Visual Grounding 2 . (Zhang et al. , 2026)
In terms of throughput, Cohere Parse processes 4.5...
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