PageCapture is an independent implementation of the same core job: turn a webpage into a production-ready artifact. Compare the parts your integration depends on before moving traffic.
Your integration works and nobody is asking it for anything new. Parity by itself is not a reason to migrate.
You want the limits, the error codes and the billing rule published before you sign up — and failed captures off the invoice.
What moving looks like: Change the base URL and key, map the option names against the reference, then run your ten hardest pages through both and compare the artifacts.
curl -G https://api.pagecapture.dev/v1/take \
-H "X-Access-Key: $PAGECAPTURE_KEY" \
--data-urlencode "url=https://example.com" \
-d "format=png" \
-d "full_page=true" \
-d "block_cookie_banners=true" \
-o pagecapture.pngThoughtful essentials, made in small batches from natural materials.
Receive bytes directly, poll a durable request, store in S3 or accept a signed webhook — without changing the render options.
A credit is recorded only after the requested artifact succeeds. Failed requests and organization-scoped cache hits are not charged.
The error_code is stable and the HTTP status is derived from it — including 400 for authentication, quota and rate limit, so a client that treats 401 as 'refresh the credential' does not start seeing 401 from us.
Signed links can carry an optional expires, with a maximum validity. IP location and GPU rendering are entitled on paper but not serving traffic here yet — and that is on the pricing page, not buried in a footnote.
Every number in this table is computed from the published plans — failures and organization-scoped cache hits are removed before the plan is chosen, because they are not billable.
| Scenario | Billable successes | Smallest included plan | Published monthly price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 screenshots per month | 8,820 | Growth | $47.00 |
Assumes 10% cache hits and 2% failures. Change either assumption and the billable count changes with it — that is the point of charging for success.
These figures are quoted from each vendor's own pricing page, with the date we last checked it. They are not converted to our billing unit, because they do not measure the same thing.
A complete, developer-friendly specialist API for screenshots.
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