Most PDF converters push you toward a subscription fast — free tiers with watermarks, ads, or a 2-task daily cap, and no way to pay for just one busy day. Stamped keeps the free tier genuinely usable, states its real limits upfront instead of hiding them, and adds a one-time day pass for people who just need it once — no subscription required. No ads, no watermarks, and file merging (combining several files into one PDF) built in from the start.
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I built Stamped because I kept running into the same annoyance with the big PDF converters — free tiers padded with ads or watermarks, a tight daily cap, and no option in between "free and limited" and "full monthly subscription."
Stamped converts Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and image files to PDF, and can merge multiple files into a single PDF (handy for things like combining a spreadsheet, a doc, and a few receipts into one file). The free tier is genuinely usable — no ads, no watermarks. If you need more, there's a $3 one-time day pass for a single busy day, or $9/month if you need it regularly — no forced subscription just to get past a couple of free tasks.
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Tried it with a stack of receipts and the merge feature worked smoothly, no watermarks showing up. The day pass idea is honestly refreshing, would actually use it on tax days instead of dreading subscription traps.
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The one-time day pass is genuinely useful for occasional projects, and merging files into one PDF alongside the conversion saved me from a separate tool. Clean interface, no upsell popups during the actual task — refreshingly honest about the limits.
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Love the no-subscription angle and the upfront limits, that alone sets it apart. One thing that would make me reach for it more often is a simple drag-and-drop reorder before merging files, since I usually realize halfway through that my cover page should be first.
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The day pass idea is genuinely smart, finally someone gets that not everyone wants a subscription for a one-off task. Merged three mixed file types into one PDF cleanly, no fuss.
Tried it with a stack of receipts and the merge feature worked smoothly, no watermarks showing up. The day pass idea is honestly refreshing, would actually use it on tax days instead of dreading subscription traps.
The one-time day pass is genuinely useful for occasional projects, and merging files into one PDF alongside the conversion saved me from a separate tool. Clean interface, no upsell popups during the actual task — refreshingly honest about the limits.
Love the no-subscription angle and the upfront limits, that alone sets it apart. One thing that would make me reach for it more often is a simple drag-and-drop reorder before merging files, since I usually realize halfway through that my cover page should be first.
The day pass idea is genuinely smart, finally someone gets that not everyone wants a subscription for a one-off task. Merged three mixed file types into one PDF cleanly, no fuss.