Reducto Releases r-1: A Single Pass Document Parsing Model That Cuts Errors 20% at 1 Cent Per Page
Last week, Reducto announced r-1. It is the first model in a new parsing family built on a rewritten architecture, and it replaces the company’s multi stage agentic OCR with one full page pass. Reducto says r-1 is more accurate than its most powerful legacy agentic models, faster, and up to 6x cheaper. Is it deployable today? Yes, in preview. r-1 runs through Reducto’s hosted Parse API on V3 and is switched on with a configuration flag. There are no open weights and no local che
Reducto released r-1, a document parsing model that processes an entire page in a single pass instead of running multiple separate processing stages. The model reduces errors by 20 percent compared to the company's previous pipeline, costs 1 cent per page instead of 3 to 6 cents, and handles text, tables, figures, layout, reading order, and formatting in one operation. This matters because organizations working with documents like financial statements, insurance claims, and contracts often need to route files across multiple providers and add post-processing steps to achieve usable accuracy, which r-1 aims to eliminate. The model is currently available in preview through the company's hosted Parse API with no open weights or local version available for self-hosting.
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