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Browshot vs ScreenshotCore

Browshot

7.7#1 in screenshot apisFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FactBrowshotScreenshotCore
Deploymentcloudcloud
IntegrationsAmazon S3The maker provides Node.js and Python guides and says requests can use standard HTTP clients without an SDK dependency.
Key featuresReal-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 requestsCapture URLs as PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF, MP4, WebM, or GIF · Render raw HTML and Markdown input · Full-page scrolling capture · Custom viewport, device presets, and pixel density · Wait for network idle, selectors, or fixed delays · Inject JavaScript and CSS; click, hover, and scroll elements · Geolocation spoofing and display emulation · Ad, tracker, cookie-banner, and chat blocking
SupportBrowshot accepts questions, comments and bug reports through its contact form and [email protected].Support is available at [email protected], and the contact page says replies typically arrive within one business day.

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

ScreenshotCore plans

  • Free trialFree
  • Starter$8 a month
  • Pro$25 a month
  • Max$65 a month
  • FreeFree

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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.

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