One plan, two APIs
Print-ready PDFs from URLs, plus 300+ file-conversion pairs, drawing from a single allowance.
ScreenshotOne alternative
Looking for an alternative to ScreenshotOne?
ScreenshotOne is a polished screenshot specialist with deep capture controls. Converterer covers the webpage-to-PDF side of that job from a real browser at roughly a third of the price, and the same plan also carries 300+ file-conversion pairs.
At a glance
How the two services compare.
| Converterer | ScreenshotOne | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 100 conversions/month, no card | 100 screenshots/month, no card |
| Scope | Website capture (print-ready PDF) plus 300+ file-conversion pairs, one plan | Screenshots and rendering only |
| Rendering | Headless Chromium, full browser environment | Headless Chromium with GPU rendering on top tiers |
| Output formats | Print-ready PDF (PNG/JPG on the roadmap) | PNG, JPEG, WebP, plus HTML and PDF rendering |
| Specialist controls | Page size, margins, headers/footers, async batches | Ad/cookie blocking, stealth mode, caching, IP geolocation |
| Webhooks | Yes, HMAC-signed | Yes |
| Output delivery | Built-in storage by default, or your own S3/B2/GCS/Azure bucket | Response or S3 uploads |
| No-code workflows | Zapier, Make, n8n, Power Automate | Zapier and Make |
Pricing
What the same volume costs.
| Monthly volume | Converterer | ScreenshotOne |
|---|---|---|
| 2,000 / month | $9.99 (Starter, includes 2,500) | $17 (Basic, 2,000) |
| 10,000 / month | $29.99 (Growth) | $79 (Growth, 10,000) |
| 50,000 / month | $99.99 (Scale) | $259 (Scale, 50,000) |
ScreenshotOne prices from screenshotone.com as of July 2026; their overage runs $0.004–0.009 per screenshot by tier, Converterer's $0.003–0.03 per conversion by plan (Volume tier: $249.99/month for 250,000). Both free tiers are 100/month with no card.
Source: ScreenshotOne official pricing · Last verified: 23 July 2026
What Converterer brings
Features worth comparing.
Roughly a third of the price
At every matching volume tier the Converterer plan costs 40-65% less.
Real browser fidelity
Web fonts, SVG, Flexbox, Grid, and JavaScript-heavy pages render exactly as Chrome shows them.
PDF capture included
The same endpoint produces print-clean PDFs with page size, margins, and header/footer control.
Webhook callbacks
HMAC-signed notifications the moment a capture finishes, no polling.
Storage flexibility
Built-in storage by default, or deliver straight to your own S3, B2, GCS, or Azure bucket.
No-code workflows
Zapier, Make, n8n, and Power Automate paths for the same API.
Running since 2018
The capture engine powered Paperplane, a paid rendering service, for eight years before the rebrand.
Migration
Moving a capture workflow across.
Captures are one request: send the URL, get a job id, and the print-ready PDF lands in storage with a signed webhook on completion. Page size, margins, and header/footer templates ride on the same call, and file conversion shares the same key and allowance.
# Capture a URL, get a job ID back instantly. curl -u "$CONVERTERER_API_KEY:" \ https://api.converterer.com/jobs \ -d url="https://example.com" # → {"id":"9f1a8e7c-…", "status":"queued"} - result lands in your storage
Honest take
When ScreenshotOne is the better fit.
- You need PNG or JPG image output today: Converterer's capture currently ships print-ready PDF only.
- You need screenshot-specialist controls: ad and cookie-banner blocking, stealth mode, or IP geolocation selection.
- You re-capture the same pages often: ScreenshotOne's caching serves repeats without consuming quota.
- You need WebP output or scroll-video generation.
- You want GPU rendering for animation-heavy pages (their Scale tier).
Next steps
Try it before you commit.
No card. 100 free conversions per month is enough to validate against your real pages.
Comparing other screenshot APIs? ScreenshotAPI.net · Urlbox · ApiFlash · HTML/CSS to Image
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