Frequently Asked Questions

Tablefire is a tool that extracts structured data from PDF documents. Whether you need tables, text, or specific data fields, it converts PDF content into usable formats like CSV, JSON, or Excel. Tablefire is currently pre-launch and not yet open to sign-ups.

Credits will be used to process your PDF documents. Each page is planned to consume 1 credit, charged once at upload — re-extraction, edits, OCR, and exports free after that. The free tier is settled: 10 credits every month plus a one-time 20-credit signup bonus, with paid plans available on top.

Tablefire will support PDF files at launch — native and scanned — extracting tables, text, and other structured data from them. Support for more document formats is planned after launch.

Security is a first-class requirement. Uploaded documents will be encrypted in transit and at rest, deleted automatically after the retention period, and removable by you at any time. We do not sell your data, and we only share it with the infrastructure providers that run the service — they are named in our Privacy Policy. Today, before launch, the only personal data we hold is whatever you choose to send us through the contact form.

Results depend on the quality and structure of your PDF documents; scanned or complex layouts are harder than clean digital tables. That is why every extracted field carries a confidence score, low-confidence cells are flagged for review, and every value is traceable back to its location in the source document — so you can verify anything before export.

Yes — OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is planned for launch and will extract text and data from scanned PDFs and images. Results depend on the quality of the scan: clear, well-lit documents with good contrast work best.

Extracted data will be exportable as CSV, JSON, and Excel (XLSX) — ready to import into spreadsheet applications and databases, or to consume programmatically via JSON.

24-hour automatic deletion by default. Uploaded documents are deleted a day after processing on every plan; there is no longer-retention tier. You can also delete them manually at any point before that. Tablefire is an extraction tool, not a storage system. Nothing is stored today in any case: it has not opened yet.

Yes — Tablefire is built for commercial use, and the planned paid tiers are designed around business workloads with higher credit limits and priority support. Our Terms of Service will cover the specifics at launch.

An API for enterprise customers is on the roadmap, not in the initial launch. If programmatic access matters to you, tell us through our contact form — early interest shapes what we build first.

We're here to help! You can reach out through our contact form, or email us directly at support@tablefire.io. We typically respond within 24-48 hours.

Yes — the plan is that subscriptions can be cancelled at any time from your account settings, staying active until the end of the current billing period. Final subscription terms will be published with the Terms of Service at launch.