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MarkupGo vs Webshot

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Data handlingThe DPA says document inputs are processed in memory and not stored, while generated outputs are retained until deleted or an optional expiration of 60 seconds to 90 days.The maker says submitted URLs and resulting images are deleted within an hour, are never shared or indexed, and are not used for training.
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Key featuresRender 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 filteringFull-page and above-the-fold webpage capture · Desktop, tablet and mobile viewport presets · Custom viewport dimensions up to 3840×2160 on paid plans · JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF output · Headless Chrome rendering for JavaScript and lazy-loaded content · Unauthenticated POST capture API · Official JavaScript/TypeScript, Python and PHP SDKs · MCP server for AI-agent capture requests
Supportemail, chat, docsThe contact page lists [email protected] for general support and [email protected] for API and higher-volume access.
What it doesMarkupGo is an API for converting HTML to images and PDFs, including invoices, reports, and other documents.Webshot captures full-page or above-the-fold screenshots of publicly accessible webpages as JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF.

MarkupGo plans

  • Lite$29 a month
  • Plus$49 a month
  • Pro$99 a month

Webshot plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter$1.99 a month
  • Pro$6.99 a month
  • Business$19.99 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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