RayoMD

Private beta preview

RayoMD API

Native Markdown-to-PDF conversion behind one focused HTTPS endpoint.

The hosted product is not generally available yet. This page tests whether real teams need RayoMD's compact engine without operating the binary themselves.

Request beta access Evaluate open source first
StageWorkload validation
AvailabilitySelected design partners
RendererRayoMD native subset
SLANone during beta

Proposed contract

Markdown in. PDF bytes out.

The first beta is intentionally synchronous and narrow. It should prove conversion quality, limits, and workload economics before adding queues or dashboards.

  • Authenticated HTTPS requests
  • Text/Markdown request bodies
  • PDF streamed in the response
  • Elegant, modern, and tech styles
  • Compact, normal, wide, or custom margins
  • URL images disabled initially
cURL
curl -X POST https://api.rayomd.com/v1/pdf \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RAYOMD_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: text/markdown" \
  --data-binary @report.md \
  --output report.pdf
200 OKContent-Type: application/pdf

Honest boundaries

What the first beta would promise.

Operational behavior will be finalized with design partners. These are product targets, not a public SLA.

Proposed

Successful conversions count toward usage. Failed conversions do not.

Proposed

Request and response bodies are processed in memory without document storage.

Current engine

Source input is limited to 10 MiB; reversible output has a 256 MiB profile limit.

During beta

No uptime SLA, global regions, compliance claims, or asynchronous delivery.

Pricing hypothesis

Founding API

$10/ month

Up to 10,000 successful conversions. No payment until an API key works with your documents.

This is a validation offer, not a purchasable public plan. Qualified beta users will confirm scope and terms before activation.

  • No long-term contract
  • No charge for failed conversions
  • Direct integration feedback
  • Open-source engine remains available

Workload first

Request beta access.

Share only non-confidential information. Submitting continues to GitHub, where the request can be reviewed before it becomes a public issue.

A useful request has a concrete workflow, near-term integration timing, or meaningful expected volume.

Do not include customer data, documents, credentials, or private infrastructure details.

Questions

Before requesting access.

Is the API live?

No. This is a private beta validation page. Access is offered only after a workload review and a working endpoint is available.

Will the open-source converter remain free?

Yes. The Apache-2.0 native engine remains open source. The commercial product would charge for managed infrastructure and operational controls.

Does it support HTML, CSS, or web pages?

No. The proposed endpoint exposes the focused native Markdown renderer. Use a browser-based service when HTML/CSS fidelity is required.

Can confidential documents be submitted?

Not during workload validation. Do not attach documents or include confidential information in a beta request.