Document-based Q&A
Upload documents and ask questions across them so Humata can answer from the content you provided rather than from a blank chat session.
Humata is an AI document assistant that turns uploaded files into a searchable knowledge base for cited answers, summaries, and comparisons.
Humata is an AI document assistant that turns uploaded files into a searchable knowledge base. It is designed for asking questions across documents, getting cited answers, and moving through long PDFs and research material faster.
The product is positioned for experts and teams that need to read, compare, and summarize dense information. The site highlights use across research, reporting, classrooms, and team document workflows, with pricing that ranges from a free tier to paid plans and custom enterprise sales.
Upload documents and ask questions across them so Humata can answer from the content you provided rather than from a blank chat session.
Get answers with cited links into source files, which makes it easier to verify where an insight came from.
Summarize findings, compare documents, and search for specific information in long technical or research files.
Upload unlimited files and ask unlimited questions on supported plans, so the workflow is built for repeated review rather than one-off queries.
Embed Humata in a webpage with a single click so visitors can ask questions against content stored in your docs.
Team plans include private cloud storage, role-based access, department and folder permissions, OCR for scanned text and images, and response personalization.
Researchers and analysts can upload papers or reports, ask questions across files, and compare findings without manually reading every page.
Teams can use Humata to surface information buried in older documents and make reporting or internal decision-making faster.
Educators and students can work with course materials or project documents to find answers and build summaries from source text.
Businesses can embed Humata on a webpage to let visitors ask questions against documentation or other published content.
Teams handling scanned documents can use OCR on higher plans to read text from images and scanned PDFs.
Yes. Humata offers a free version that lets you start with basic features and a monthly page allowance.
Yes. The pricing page says subscriptions can be changed after you start, so users can upgrade or downgrade plans as needs change.
Humata says subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
Humata uses monthly self-serve billing and partners with Stripe for invoicing. The pricing page also notes that extra invoice details can be included on request.
Humata is built around documents and files. It answers questions from uploaded files and cites source sections so you can trace where the answer came from.