Founder of a listed tool

Eugene Mironichev

Founder of ByteScout, original company behind PDF.co, named behind the PDF.co API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder of ByteScout, original company behind PDF.co

Eugene Mironichev is a software developer who founded ByteScout in 2006 to make PDF and document SDKs for Microsoft .NET. ByteScout launched PDF.co, a cloud PDF API, in 2016 and was acquired in June 2023 by ePapyrus, the group that also owns Artifex.

What Eugene builds

  • PDF.co API + MCP E · PDF tools

    Credit-billed REST API for merging, splitting, converting, filling and securing PDFs, plus PDF to text, CSV, JSON and Excel, template parsing and an AI invoice parser.

    Founder of ByteScout, original company behind PDF.co, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Eugene Mironichev?

Eugene Mironichev is a software developer who founded ByteScout in 2006 to make PDF and document SDKs for Microsoft .NET. ByteScout launched PDF.co, a cloud PDF API, in 2016 and was acquired in June 2023 by ePapyrus, the group that also owns Artifex.

What does Artifex Software, Inc. / ePapyrus make?

Anchor Terminal lists PDF.co API + MCP from Artifex Software, Inc. / ePapyrus. Credit-billed REST API for merging, splitting, converting, filling and securing PDFs, plus PDF to text, CSV, JSON and Excel, template parsing and an AI invoice parser.

How are Eugene's tools graded?

PDF.co API + MCP is graded E, 38.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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