Redaction Tools

SafeRedact

SafeRedact: pricing, features and limits

Redact your DSAR exports at scale

SafeRedact costs from $12 USD one-time, as of 26 September 2026.

Key facts

Vendor
SafeRedact
Headquarters
Not recorded
Media
pdf, text
Deployment
online
Method
hybrid
Free tier
Yes
Trial
None
Entry price
$12 one-time

What it does

  • OCR
  • Batch processing
  • Audit log
  • Entity detection

Plans and pricing

SafeRedact plans. Every figure records where it came from.
PlanPriceIncludes
FreeFreeUnlimited documents · AI detection with user review · Watermarked output
  • Documents per month: Unlimited
Day Pass$12 one-timeValid 24 hours from purchase · Unlimited documents · Clean output, no watermark · No recurring charges
  • Documents per month: Unlimited
Monthly$29 per monthUnlimited documents · Clean output, no watermark · Cancel anytime
  • Documents per month: Unlimited

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What will it cost?

100 pages a month

Worked out from each plan's published rate, reading the figures above as one month's work. Subscription plans read Included in the plan rather than a per-document figure: a monthly fee is not a per-document price, and dividing one into the other would need a volume no vendor publishes. A metered plan is priced past its allowance at its published overage rate; one that caps out with no such rate says so instead of quoting a price it would not honour.
PlanPublished priceTotalPer page
FreeFree—
Day Pass$12 one-timeIncluded in the plan
MonthlyCheapest for this volume$29 per monthIncluded in the plan

Our assessment

SafeRedact targets a specific, painful workflow: responding to GDPR/UK GDPR, CCPA and employee DSARs by redacting third-party personal data from bulk exports (mailboxes, Microsoft 365/Purview exports, court and FOI documents) while leaving the requester's own data intact. It supports 11 file types (PST, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, EML, MSG, HTML, TXT, CSV, JSON, ZIP), including mailboxes up to 2GB / 25,000 messages, and runs entirely in the browser — files are never uploaded to a server, with OCR performed on-device. Its entity-level decision cascading lets a reviewer redact one instance of a person or term and apply that decision across the entire export, with confidence-tiered AI detections flagged for manual review rather than auto-redacted blind. Output is a two-folder package: a disclosure pack for the requester and an internal audit folder with decision logs, which is useful for demonstrating a defensible DSAR process. Pricing is simple and consumer-friendly relative to most DSAR tooling: a free tier (unlimited documents, watermarked output), a $12 one-time 24-hour Day Pass, and a $29/month subscription, both removing the watermark. There is no published per-seat, per-page or enterprise-quote tier, which may limit fit for larger compliance teams needing procurement-friendly contracts or SSO.

Strengths

  • No document upload — processing happens entirely in-browser/on-device
  • Entity-level decision cascading speeds up large exports
  • Built-in audit trail and disclosure-pack export for compliance evidence
  • Native support for Microsoft 365/Purview DSAR exports
  • Free tier and low-cost one-time Day Pass, unlike most DSAR-focused tools

Limitations

  • No published per-seat, enterprise or quote-only tier for larger teams
  • No stated SSO, HIPAA or SOC 2 certification for SafeRedact itself (only its infrastructure partners)
  • Pricing page shows no page/document volume limits or overage rates, making it unclear how heavy DSAR workloads are handled

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