RenderKit vs Nutrient
Nutrient (formerly PSPDFKit) is a full document-processing suite with SDKs and a PDF generation API. RenderKit is the lightweight render-native option for web-to-PDF, with screenshots and LLM-ready markdown on one simple meter.
| RenderKit | Nutrient | |
|---|---|---|
| Screenshot API | ||
| PDF API | ||
| Markdown extraction | ||
| MCP server for agents | ||
| JSX-to-PDF | ||
| Entry price | $9/mo | Custom |
Why teams switch from Nutrient
Self-serve pricing from $9 instead of enterprise contracts
JSX-to-PDF and screenshots from the same key
Token-aware markdown extraction for RAG
One HTTP call per render — no SDK integration required
Common questions
For deep document editing, viewing, and annotation, Nutrient's SDKs fit. For web-to-PDF rendering, screenshots, and markdown via a simple API, RenderKit is faster to adopt and cheaper at entry.
Yes — 500 free renders to start, no card required, across all three primitives.
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Ship your first render in 60 seconds.
500 free renders to start. No card. Cancel by ignoring it.