Guide
Pricing
No subscription, no expiring credits — just coins that convert into finished files.
Every new account starts with 50 free coins — enough to try both tools several times before spending anything. A Doc Export conversion costs a flat 5 coins, while a Test Formater run costs 1 coin per question found in your PDF — so your balance stretches exactly as far as the amount of work you actually process, with no subscription ticking down in the background.
When your balance runs low, pick a coin plan from Buy Coins. Coins land in your wallet immediately, never expire, and work across both tools — buy once, use them however you split your work between exports and question banks.
View plansWhy coins instead of a monthly plan?
Document conversion needs are bursty by nature — a teacher might process fifty question papers the week before exams and none the rest of the term. A flat monthly subscription either overcharges the quiet months or under-delivers in the busy ones. Coins let usage and cost track each other directly: buy what you expect to need, top up when a big batch comes in, and never pay for a month you didn't use the tool.
How to pick a plan
Rough conversions to keep in mind: 5 coins covers one Doc Export run regardless of format count, and 1 coin covers one Test Formater question. If you mostly convert existing documents, size your plan around how many PDFs you process per week; if you mostly build question banks, size it around how many questions you typically extract. See how credits work for the full breakdown of what triggers a charge.