What is JSON?
It stands for JavaScript Object Notation and it's a plain-text data format primarily developed for use in JavaScript, but now widely used across the interwebs, specially in modern web APIs.
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There are no limits with the pro plan, you only pay for the data your process.
Depending on the plan you select, you'll have a different monthly limit. You can convert as many files as you want until you reach the limit for the month. Once the limit has been reached, you can either upgrade your plan or wait until the next month.
We pride ourselves in building a converter that's easy to use, but security is also our top priority.
We understand that some data uploaded might be sensitive, so we ensure that your data is only used for the conversion.
We follow widely accepted industry standard practices when it comes to security:
We allow 7 days before deleting files just in case you're not done with the file, if you're done with converting a file and want to delete it right away, you can do it yourself through the API or you can email us and we'll do it for you.
You can upload files, queue and check the progress of conversion jobs with our API. Check out the API documentation for more detail.
We don't offer a trial plan at the moment. But you can convert smaller files with the Free plan to see if it's right for you.
All plans provide the same features.
You'll get an API key when you sign up, find it in your account page.
Go to your account page and find the cancel section, there you can cancel your subscription.
You subscription won't renew next time, but you'll be charged for the current usage so far.
Unfortunately, we don't have any language specific SDKs yet, so you'll have to use a standard HTTP client for it.
It stands for JavaScript Object Notation and it's a plain-text data format primarily developed for use in JavaScript, but now widely used across the interwebs, specially in modern web APIs.
It's an free and open source relational database management system developed by Oracle that fully implements the SQL standard. It is used in many large-scale websites like Google.