cloudlayer.io facts and figures

What is cloudlayer.io?

Design the template in a visual editor or work with its HTML and CSS source. Supply data through a hosted form, application request, connector, scheduled capture, or batch. The selected workflow produces a supported PDF, image, or video result.

A PDF API is only one part of the product. It also covers page capture and extraction, hosted forms, e-signature, schedules, connectors, and team access. These features share templates, assets, jobs, and delivery paths.

What do the plans cost?

Compare monthly price with render allowance, template count, storage, and internal-user quantity. A quoted plan shows its published starting amount.

One completed output consumes one render. See the pricing page for included features, limit behavior, and the distinction between internal users and usage.

Which product catalog counts are published?

Each count below is calculated from its catalog or registry. The final column links to the page or repository where the listed items can be inspected.

• 8 official SDKs: .NET, F#, Go, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby every one is a public repository
• 35 payment gateways a form can take money through listed by name on the forms page
• 732 connectors listed by name, with 727 named actions between them each one listed with its own actions
• 12 Zapier operations published in the Zapier directory
• 42 vendors with a published comparison each carries the date its source was read

Which vendor comparisons are available?

Each comparison records the vendor source and the date it was reviewed. Treat that date as part of the comparison: pricing and product behavior may change after it.

Which figures should you not attribute to cloudlayer.io?

Product controls and plan limits do not prove company performance, certification, or adoption. The following figures are not published on this site and should not be inferred.

• No uptime percentage. The public status history does not state one. Use the contracted SLA when one applies to the account.
• SOC 2 report status. Cloudlayer has not obtained a SOC 2 report. Do not infer certification from the controls on this page. The security page describes how product controls work.
• No customer, document, or user count. This site does not publish an adoption total for any of those categories.
• No named customer proof. This site does not publish a customer logo, case study, or attributed testimonial as evidence.
• No universal latency or throughput figure. Template complexity, remote assets, queue state, concurrency, and output shape affect a workload. Test a representative job instead of applying one benchmark to every document.

Common cloudlayer.io fact questions

Use the machine-readable site indexes

/llms.txt indexes product, comparison, and documentation pages. /llms-full.txt provides the combined documentation corpus for a single fetch. Both are also served as HTML at /llms.html and /llms-full.html, providing a browser-readable alternative to the text files.