The short answer
When to choose which
Choose ScreenshotOne when
- You need many screenshots in a short time. Its plans allow 40 requests a minute on Basic, 80 on Growth and 150 on Scale. [1] PageVerified: One key can run up to 120 captures an hour, free or paid. Each key also has a daily share of the shared browser pool. A key capturing at that rate reaches it in under an hour.
- You want free screenshots every month. ScreenshotOne gives 100 free screenshots a month. [1] PageVerified: A free key holds 25 credits, with no email and no card. The credits are given once.
- You need other image formats, ads and cookie banners removed, or files sent to your own storage. Its Basic, Growth and Scale plan cards each list PNG, WebP, JPEG and more, PDF rendering, HTML rendering and full page screenshots. [1] Its Basic, Growth and Scale plan cards each list blocking ads and cookie banners, caching, upload to S3, webhooks and signed links. [1] PageVerified: The request takes a URL, a format, a viewport, a full-page switch and a receipt switch. It has no settings for blocking ads, hiding cookie banners, custom headers, cookies or delays.
- You need scrolling screenshots, video or a chosen IP location. Choosing an IP location, scrolling screenshots and video are listed from the Growth plan up. [1]
Choose PageVerified when
- You need the SHA-256 hash of the file and the UTC capture time in the same response as the capture, with a public receipt page by default.
- You would rather buy a one-time pack of credits than start a plan that renews.
- You want to try it with no account: a free key needs no email and no card.
- Your agent has to buy its own access. It can pay over HTTP 402 with no person involved.
- You want a signed record of the capture that anyone can check against published public keys.
This page lists only what we could confirm on the other product's own pages. A feature that is not listed here may still exist, so check with its maker.
Facts checked 11 November 2026
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PageVerified and ScreenshotOne compared| Topic | PageVerified | ScreenshotOne |
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| Free use | A free key holds 25 credits, with no email and no card. The credits are given once. | ScreenshotOne gives 100 free screenshots a month. [1] |
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| Paid price | One-time credit packs: $19 for 3,000 credits, $49 for 12,000 credits, $149 for 60,000 credits. A PNG or HTML capture costs 1 credit and a PDF costs 2 credits. | Its Basic plan is $17 a month for 2,000 screenshots a month, and each extra screenshot is $0.009. [1] Its Growth plan is $79 a month for 10,000 screenshots and its Scale plan is $259 a month for 50,000. [1] |
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| Request rate | One key can run up to 120 captures an hour, free or paid. Each key also has a daily share of the shared browser pool. A key capturing at that rate reaches it in under an hour. | Its plans allow 40 requests a minute on Basic, 80 on Growth and 150 on Scale. [1] |
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| Output | PNG, PDF or rendered HTML. One format per call. | Its Basic, Growth and Scale plan cards each list PNG, WebP, JPEG and more, PDF rendering, HTML rendering and full page screenshots. [1] |
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| Request options | The request takes a URL, a format, a viewport, a full-page switch and a receipt switch. It has no settings for blocking ads, hiding cookie banners, custom headers, cookies or delays. | Its Basic, Growth and Scale plan cards each list blocking ads and cookie banners, caching, upload to S3, webhooks and signed links. [1] Choosing an IP location, scrolling screenshots and video are listed from the Growth plan up. [1] |
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| MCP for agents | A hosted MCP endpoint at https://pageverified.com/mcp with a capture_url tool. There is nothing to install. | Its Basic, Growth and Scale plan cards each list MCP for AI agents. [1] |
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| Failed requests | A capture that fails is not charged. | Only screenshots that render successfully and are not served from its cache count toward the plan's quota. [1] |
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| How you pay | Credit packs are one-time payments by card checkout, and a pack does not renew. Plans that renew each month are sold too. An agent can buy credits over HTTP 402 with no person involved. | Plans are paid by the month or by the year and can be cancelled at any time. [1] |
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The PageVerified column is read from the configuration this server runs. The numbers in square brackets point to the sources below.
One POST
A real PageVerified capture
A request like this one:
curl -s -X POST https://pageverified.com/api/v1/capture \
-H "authorization: Bearer $PAGEVERIFIED_API_KEY" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://pageverified.com/pricing","format":"png","viewport":{"width":720,"height":400}}'
returns HTTP 201 with this body. The hash, time and receipt are from a real capture made by the production service. Only the download link is shortened.
{
"id": "6c5dbd00-8f1c-4b3a-9456-6d585e615e51",
"artifact_url": "https://... signed download link, valid for 24 hours ...",
"sha256": "748c89348b38d4e14e731d5071e409262a2f644c03461034d8c30e3353c5469c",
"captured_at": "2026-11-10T15:46:35.948Z",
"evidence_url": "https://pageverified.com/e/6c5dbd00-8f1c-4b3a-9456-6d585e615e51"
}
The receipt for that capture is public: /e/6c5dbd00-8f1c-4b3a-9456-6d585e615e51. It shows the same hash and time and lets anyone download the 42,580-byte PNG. How to check a file against its hash.
No key yet? This issues one with 25 credits. The key is shown once, so save it.
curl -s -X POST https://pageverified.com/api/v1/keys \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"label":"my agent"}'
POST /api/v1/capture/record takes the same body and also returns a signed Capture Record, for the capture cost plus 4 credits. Anyone can check its signature against the public keys at /.well-known/pageverified-keys.json.
Read this part
What a PageVerified capture is, and is not
- The hash ties one file to one capture. If a file's SHA-256 equals the value on the receipt, it is byte for byte the file that receipt describes.
- The capture time is UTC from PageVerified's own server clock. For a signed Capture Record, outside time-stamp authorities later sign the record's hash with their own time, usually within 15 minutes; the record check at /verify shows it.
- A capture records what PageVerified's renderer saw at the recorded time. It is not a forensic chain of custody, proof of who wrote a page, or a legal certification.
- It captures public pages only. It cannot log in, send cookies or set request headers, and a site can show the renderer something different from what you see in your own browser.
- No uptime guarantee and no security or compliance certifications.
- Nothing on this page is legal advice.
From the live price list
PageVerified prices
- Free key. A free key holds 25 credits, with no email and no card. The credits are given once.
- Packs. One-time credit packs: $19 for 3,000 credits, $49 for 12,000 credits, $149 for 60,000 credits. A PNG or HTML capture costs 1 credit and a PDF costs 2 credits.
- Paying. Credit packs are one-time payments by card checkout, and a pack does not renew. Plans that renew each month are sold too. An agent can buy credits over HTTP 402 with no person involved.
- Limit. One key can run up to 120 captures an hour, free or paid. Each key also has a daily share of the shared browser pool. A key capturing at that rate reaches it in under an hour.
These numbers are read from the price list this server runs. The full list, with the cost of every tool, is on the pricing page.
Last checked 11 November 2026
Sources and dates
- ScreenshotOne pricing page. Checked on 11 November 2026 from https://screenshotone.com/pricing/
Prices and features change. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will check it again. After 120 days without a fresh check this page takes the comparison down by itself.
PageVerified has no connection with ScreenshotOne. The name is used only to say which product is being compared. This page has no affiliate links, and PageVerified is paid nothing if you choose the other product.
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