Pricing

Free to start. One paid plan.

Granite has two plans and no trial. Granite Free costs nothing: 25 documents for the life of the account, and 1 GB of storage. Granite Paid is $99 a year with no document cap and 100 GB. On both plans, Granite reads and files every document, you can search all of them, and you can export everything. Paid adds Ask, email-in, emergency access and the rest of the list below.

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Granite Free

$0forever

For everyone curious about what a real document vault feels like.

  • Up to 25 documents, ever
  • 1 GB of storage
  • Every document type Granite reads
  • Plain-English search
  • PDF, scan, and photo upload (including HEIC)
  • Encrypted vault, full export anytime
  • Audit log (12-month retention)
● Recommended

Granite Paid

$99per year

For people who actually intend to put their archive somewhere permanent.

  • Everything in Free, plus
  • 100 GB of storage
  • No document cap
  • Ask: plain-English answers with the source page as proof
  • Multiple vaults: keep personal, a business, and a property separate
  • Email documents straight into your vault
  • Move Mode: an address-change checklist built from your vault
  • Share a vault: view-only, or full access to add and edit
  • Emergency access for someone you name

Try before you decide.

Open a fully-loaded vault and poke around: search it, browse the collections, see how documents get read. No signup, no card, nothing to install.

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Side by side

Everything in both plans, plus what changes.

Feature
Free
Paid
Document cap
25 lifetime
None
Storage
1 GB
100 GB
Vaults (separate personal / business / property)
1
Multiple
Granite reader (all document types)
Yes
Yes
Plain-English search (keyword, meaning, or both)
Yes
Yes
Ask (plain-English answers, with the source page)
No
Included
Full-vault export (a ZIP that opens without Granite)
Yes
Yes
Audit log retention
12 months
12 months
Email-in (forward documents to your vault)
No
Included
Filing rules (tell a collection what belongs in it)
No
Included
Move Mode (address-change checklist)
No
Included
Share a vault (view or edit access)
No
Included
Emergency access
No
Included

Questions

Things people ask before signing up.

Why no monthly plan?
A vault is a long-term commitment, and pricing it monthly invites short-term thinking on both sides. Annual keeps the math simple: one number, one renewal, zero meters.
Can I bring my whole Evernote (or Drive, or Dropbox) archive?
Yes for Evernote and Dropbox. Export an Evernote notebook as an .enex file and upload it under Settings → Evernote import, and Granite reads each attachment as its own document. For Dropbox, connect your account and map folders to vaults; Granite imports what's there and keeps syncing new files as they arrive. For Google Drive, drag in a folder of files and Granite reads each one. The 100 GB ceiling on the paid plan exists so storage never becomes the conversation.
What happens if I cancel?
Your archive is preserved. We hold the encrypted data so reactivation is one click away. You can export everything any time. Search and reading pause while your subscription is inactive; re-subscribing turns the vault back on with nothing missing.
How do I export everything?
Go to Settings → Export and click Export everything. Granite builds a ZIP of every original document, plus a manifest.json with every extracted field and your audit log, and the download link appears on that page when it's ready. You can build a fresh one once an hour and download it as many times as you need, on either plan, even after you cancel.
Can someone else access my vault?
Yes. You can share a vault you own with another person, with view-only or full edit access, and they reach it from their own Granite account. Your documents never leave your vault, and you can change a role or revoke access any time. There’s still no single multi-user account, just the exact access you grant. Sharing is part of Granite Paid.

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Drop your paperwork. Find anything later by asking. $99 a year, or free.