ApiFlash
7.5#2 in screenshot apisFrom $7 a monthFree planWebAPI
VisitApiFlash vs PeekShot
What both publish
| Fact | ApiFlash | PeekShot |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | cloud | cloud |
| Integrations | Amazon S3 | The site lists Slack alerts and sync to Google Drive, Dropbox, and S3-compatible storage. |
| Key features | Full-page website screenshots · Mobile screenshots and responsive viewport control · Chrome-based rendering · Automatic capture timing after page loading · PNG, JPEG, and WebP output · CSS and JavaScript injection · Ad blocking and cookie-banner hiding · Amazon S3 export | Capture screenshots from URLs and raw HTML · Full-page capture · Set custom viewport width and height · Delay capture by a configurable number of seconds · Schedule captures daily, weekly, or monthly · Bulk import URLs from CSV · Export captures as ZIP or CSV · API and webhook capture workflows |
| Security | ApiFlash states that all plans use HTTPS endpoints, and its privacy policy describes encryption, firewalls, SSL, and restricted employee access. | The privacy policy says PeekShot uses encrypted transmission and storage, authorization controls, backups, and physical server safeguards. |
| Support | Support is available through email and live chat, and the site says it usually responds pretty quickly. | The contact page says the team typically responds within 24 hours or less; plans list email support or priority support. |
ApiFlash plans
- Lite Plan$7 a month
- Medium Plan$35 a month
- Large Plan$180 a month
- Custom Enterprise PlanPriced on request
- Free Plan—
PeekShot plans
- Basic$29 a month
- Advance$79 a month
- Premium$149 a month
- PeekShot Pro$9 a month
Pick ApiFlash if…
ApiFlash suits developers and teams that need to capture web pages through an API, with controls for page dimensions, rendering, and export. Its free plan offers a way to start, while paid plans list higher screenshot volumes.
Pick PeekShot if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.