Browshot
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What both publish
| Fact | Browshot | MarkupGo |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | cloud | cloud |
| Headquarters | Campbell, California, USA | London, United Kingdom |
| Key features | Real-time screenshots of web pages · Screen and full-page capture modes · Desktop and mobile virtual browsers · Custom browser viewport dimensions · Thumbnails with cropping, scaling, and PNG or JPEG output · REST API and open-source client libraries · JavaScript execution and browser automation steps · Batch, multiple-URL, and domain-crawl screenshot requests | Render images from URLs, HTML or templates · Render PDFs from URLs, HTML or templates · HTML, CSS and JavaScript template support · Configurable image width, height, format and clipping · PDF page size, margins, scaling and single-page output · Wait delays and DOM-expression conditions · Custom PDF headers, footers and metadata · Image resizing, cropping, rotation and filtering |
| Support | Browshot accepts questions, comments and bug reports through its contact form and [email protected]. | email, chat, docs |
| What it does | Browshot is a web service for taking real-time screenshots of live websites through a dashboard or API. | MarkupGo is an API for converting HTML to images and PDFs, including invoices, reports, and other documents. |
Browshot plans
- 10 credits$1 a month
- 60 credits$2 a month
- 300 credits$5 a month
- 1,000 credits$10 a month
- 3,000 credits$25 a month
- 8,000 credits$50 a month
MarkupGo plans
- Lite$29 a month
- Plus$49 a month
- Pro$99 a month
Pick Browshot if…
Browshot suits developers and teams that need to capture live webpages through a dashboard, API, or command-line tools. Its browser automation and data extraction features also suit workflows that need more than a static screenshot.
Pick MarkupGo if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.