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Screenshot API with a 7 day trial, no free plan, and a $100 refund if your first 10,000 renders disappoint.
No free plan here, but there is a 7 day trial and a refund promise. Urlbox is a screenshot and rendering API that turns URLs and HTML into PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF, video and extracted text. It has no free plan, and the pricing FAQ says so directly, explaining that it serves revenue-generating businesses. What it offers instead is a 7 day free trial with no credit card on the Hi-Fi plan at $49 a month and the Ultra plan at $99 a month, plus a refund of up to $100 if you are unhappy with your first 10,000 screenshots. The Lo-Fi plan costs $19 a month for 2,000 renders. G2 shows 4.8 from 4 reviews that describe fast, high-resolution screenshots. Going over your quota moves you to the next tier automatically.
| Offer | 7 day free trial on Hi-Fi and Ultra, no credit card required |
| Free plan | None; the FAQ says it serves revenue-generating businesses |
| Lo-Fi | $19 a month, 2,000 renders, thumbnails of third-party sites |
| Hi-Fi | $49 a month, 5,000 renders, 60 requests per minute |
| Ultra | $99 a month, 15,000 renders, 250 requests per minute |
| Guarantee | Refund up to $100 on your first 10,000 screenshots |
| Business trial | 3 months on application, no credit card |
Last sniffed Oct 5, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
Urlbox has no free plan. The pricing FAQ asks why and answers that it serves revenue-generating businesses. The offer for developers is a 7 day free trial with no credit card on Hi-Fi ($49 a month, 5,000 renders) and Ultra ($99 a month, 15,000 renders), and a refund of up to $100 if you are unhappy with your first 10,000 screenshots. The Business plan has a 3 month trial on application. The trial text sits under the Hi-Fi and Ultra plans only, so I did not assume it covers Lo-Fi. The page also says that if you exceed your quota you are automatically moved to the next tier with volume pricing. Renders are charged per 30 seconds of request time and per 5 MB of output, GPU rendering uses double, and proxied requests use 2x to 50x renders. G2 shows 4.8 from 4 reviews. Trustpilot shows 3.0 from 2 reviews from 2023 and I could not read their text. The page does not say whether commercial use is limited during the trial, so that field is unknown.
2,000 renders, 30 requests per minute, thumbnails of third-party sites, 30 second timeout, 2.5 MB file limit and email support.
5,000 renders ($9.80 per 1,000), 60 requests per minute, most third-party sites, S3 storage, 90 second timeout and 10 MB file limit.
15,000 renders ($6.60 per 1,000), 250 requests per minute, all sites, stealth request privacy, any S3-compatible storage and priority support.
$495 base plus $3 per 1,000 renders, 1,000 requests per minute, 10 team members, 99.95% uptime SLA and dedicated support.
Unlimited renders, dedicated clusters, on-premises option, 99.99% uptime SLA and custom contracts.
No. The FAQ says it does not, because it primarily serves revenue-generating businesses. It offers a 7 day trial instead.
The pricing page says no credit card is required for the 7 day trial on Hi-Fi and Ultra.
A successful render is one that returns an image. Failed requests do not count. Long requests, large files, GPU and proxies can use more than one render.
Urlbox automatically upgrades you to the next tier and applies volume pricing, according to the FAQ.
Yes. If you are unhappy with your first 10,000 screenshots, the page promises a refund of up to $100.
Pricing page shows five plans from $19 to $3,000, a 7 day trial on Hi-Fi and Ultra and no free plan. G2 shows 4.8 from 4 reviews. Trustpilot shows 3.0 from 2 reviews.
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