Take screenshots through one API call and skip the headless browser setup. ScreenshotOne renders URLs and HTML to images, PDFs and video through one API. The Free plan gives 100 screenshots a month with all features and no credit card, including HTML and PDF rendering. Paid plans start at Basic for $17 a month with 2,000 screenshots and 40 requests per minute, then Growth at $79 for 10,000 and Scale at $259 for 50,000. Only successful, uncached renders count against the quota. Features include ad and cookie banner blocking, caching, upload to S3, signed links, webhooks, an MCP server and, on Growth and above, scrolling screenshots and video. Reviews are small but positive: Trustpilot 4.2 from 6 reviews, Product Hunt 5.0 from 5 reviews.
Free tier quotas
Plan
Free, 100 screenshots a month
Features
All features, including HTML and PDF rendering
Credit card
Not required
Billing rule
Only successful renders not served from cache count
Overage
Charged only if enabled, capped by a monthly hard limit
Notifications
Email at 90% and 100% of the quota
Refund
30-day full refund on paid plans
Last sniffed Oct 16, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
👍 Good boy
+Failed renders are free. The pricing FAQ says only successfully rendered screenshots that are not served from cache count toward the quota.
+The Free plan has every feature, including HTML and PDF rendering, so 100 screenshots a month is enough to test ad blocking, cookie banner removal and full page capture.
+A Product Hunt reviewer listed image modification, caching of up to 30 days and better pricing than the closest competitor as reasons to choose it.
+A G2 reviewer praised the developer experience and described the API as a lot cheaper than building the service in house.
+Overage is optional: extra usage is charged only if you enable it and stops at a hard limit you set, so a loop in your code cannot run up an open-ended bill.
+Upload to S3, signed links, webhooks, Zapier and Make, and an MCP server for AI agents are available from the cheapest paid plan.
+Customers on the Product Hunt page describe a responsive founder and fast fixes to requests, and the pricing page promises custom feature development on every plan.
👎 Watch out
−100 screenshots a month is small. A site that makes a thumbnail per page needs a paid plan quickly, and Basic's 2,000 is the next step.
−Scrolling screenshots, video generation and IP location choice start on Growth at $79 a month, so Basic users do not get them.
−Trustpilot shows 4.2 from only 6 reviews and Product Hunt shows 5 reviews, so the sample is small. I could not read the Trustpilot review text.
−Screenshots with visual issues still count against the quota. The FAQ says you can report a defect for a refund review if it was caused by their algorithms and not the source page.
−Cached screenshots are free to serve, but the FAQ warns that a cache miss on the CDN can trigger a re-render that counts against the quota.
−Payments run through Paddle and prices exclude VAT, so the final invoice depends on where you are.
The catch
The Free plan is 100 screenshots a month with every feature, no credit card. Paid plans are Basic $17 for 2,000 renders at 40 requests per minute, Growth $79 for 10,000 at 80 per minute and Scale $259 for 50,000 at 150 per minute. Extra renders cost $0.009, $0.006 and $0.004 each on those plans, and only if you enable extra usage. Paying annually gives two months free.
Billing counts only successful renders that were not served from cache. The FAQ notes that a cache miss on the CDN can re-render and count again. Screenshots with visual defects still count, but you can report a defect caused by their algorithm for a refund review.
The page does not state whether the Free plan can be used commercially, so that field is unknown. Review evidence is small: Trustpilot 4.2 from 6 reviews, Product Hunt 5.0 from 5 reviews and a single G2 review. I did not read the Trustpilot text.
What’s included
✓URL to image
✓HTML to image
✓PDF rendering
✓Full page screenshots
✓Ad and cookie banner blocking
✓Caching
✓Upload to S3
✓Webhooks and async rendering
✓Signed links
✓MCP server for AI agents
✓Scrolling screenshots and video on Growth and above
✓Stealth mode
Free tier value
Generosity
B
Estimated value
100 renders a month; paid from $17 a month
Feature parity
Free has all features at a 100 render cap. Scrolling, video and IP location start on Growth.
Screenshots
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Paid plans
Basic, $17 per month
2,000 screenshots a month, 40 requests per minute, $0.009 per extra render, with stealth mode, webhooks, S3 upload and MCP.
Growth, $79 per month
10,000 screenshots a month, 80 requests per minute, $0.006 per extra render, plus IP location choice, scrolling screenshots and video.
Scale, $259 per month
50,000 screenshots a month, 150 requests per minute, $0.004 per extra render, GPU rendering, priority support and wire transfer payment.
Common questions
Is ScreenshotOne free?
There is a free plan with 100 screenshots a month, including HTML and PDF rendering, and no credit card required.
Do failed screenshots count?
No. Only successfully rendered screenshots not served from cache count toward the quota.
What happens when I reach the limit?
You get email warnings at 90% and 100%. Extra usage is billed only if you enable it, up to a hard limit that you set.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. The FAQ promises a full refund within 30 days if you email support.
Who handles payments?
Paddle handles subscriptions, and the company does not store your card details.
Change history
Checked October 22, 2026
Pricing page shows Free at 100 screenshots, Basic $17, Growth $79 and Scale $259. Trustpilot shows 4.2 from 6 reviews and Product Hunt 5.0 from 5.
