Ask your documents.

Grape finds the answer in milliseconds and gives your LLM only what it needs.

Two problems, solved

Any language. Nothing to rebuild.

Vector RAG struggles with questions in another language, and it has to embed every change again. Grape does neither.

No language barrier

Ask in Gujarati. Answer from English.

Grape rewrites a question into the language of your documents and searches again. An English embedding model finds almost nothing.

28 / 28Grape

vs 5 / 28 Vector RAG

Gujarati questions answered from English documents
Nothing to rebuild

Change a file. Ask at once.

Vector RAG embeds a changed document again before it can be found. Grape re-indexes it in a tenth of a second.

0.1 sGrape

vs 97.7 s Vector RAG

Until a changed document is searchable
Size

Small and fast at any size.

Measured on 300 long Wikipedia articles, 18 MB of text.

Small on disk

A third of the size.

The index for 18 MB of text, next to the embeddings Vector RAG stores for the same text. Both keep the text as well.

12.4 MBGrape

vs 34.8 MB Vector RAG

Index for 18 MB of Wikipedia text
Fast at any size

300 articles in a second.

Grape indexes large collections as they arrive. Vector RAG spends 46 minutes of CPU embedding the same articles.

1.1 sGrape

vs 46 min Vector RAG

Time to index 18 MB
Grape vs Vector RAG

The real numbers.

The same documents, the same questions and the same LLM. Every number comes from one benchmark run.

Correct answers

28/28Grape

vs 24/28 Vector RAG

5 of 5 off-topic questions refused
Ready after a change

0.09 sGrape

vs 97.7 s Vector RAG

1,146x faster
Input tokens per question

1,203Grape

vs 1,307 Vector RAG

8% fewer
Cost per question

$0.00146Grape

vs $0.00155 Vector RAG

6% cheaper
LLM calls per question

1.11Grape

vs 1.0 Vector RAG

11% more
Time to answer

3.7 sGrape

vs 3.0 s Vector RAG

26% slower

28 questions from grape-bench run fresh-20260930-162311: Claude haiku, thinking off, Anthropic list prices, the same documents and questions for both. Every question and answer is in the full report, and the summary is on the Benchmark page.

Formats

Every format you have.

Drop in files, a folder, an archive or a GitHub repository. On Premium, audio is transcribed first.

  • PDF.pdf
  • Word.docx
  • OpenDocument.odt
  • Rich text.rtf
  • PowerPoint.pptx
  • Excel.xlsx
  • E-books.epub
  • Web pages.html, .htm
  • Markdown and text.md, .txt
  • Source codeAny text file
  • Archives.zip, .tar.gz
  • Audio (Premium).mp3, .wav, .m4a, .flac, .ogg, .opus, .aac
  • GitHubPublic repositories
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