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Screenshot API for website captures, PDF generation, and HTML-to-image rendering.

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ScreenshotOne offers a screenshot API for developers, with free usage and an annual billing discount. The free offer includes 100 screenshots per month without a credit card. Annual subscriptions include 2 months free compared with monthly billing. Free caching provides another saving route: requests served from cache leave the rendering quota untouched. The API also generates PDFs from URLs, HTML, or Markdown and turns HTML and CSS into images. These outputs let a buyer try the intended workflow before committing to a paid subscription, while caching reduces repeat rendering.

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ScreenshotOne's paid plans are Basic, Growth, and Scale, with Monthly and Annually billing choices. Basic starts at $17 per month with 2,000 screenshots per month. The annual option includes 2 months free, while the screenshot allowance remains monthly. A subscription's included rendering allowance and any enabled extra usage are separate parts of the bill. PDF generation accepts URLs, HTML, and Markdown; HTML to Image creates PNG, JPEG, or WebP output. The plan's allowance covers rendering requests, and cached results avoid consuming that allowance when the request is served from cache.

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ScreenshotOne separates the subscription allowance from paid extra screenshots and VAT. Listed plan prices exclude VAT, and enabled rendering beyond the included allowance is charged at the plan's extra-usage rate. Usage beyond plan limits may bring additional charges, throttling, or temporary suspension. ScreenshotOne may change pricing, features, quotas, and plan structures. Unused credits expire rather than carrying into a later cycle. These are distinct billing conditions around a subscription offer; the included allowance, additional rendering, and tax are separate considerations in the amount payable.

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ScreenshotOne's annual billing option includes 2 months free, with payment once per year and screenshot credits refreshing monthly. Monthly subscriptions refresh credits on the subscription day each month. Unused credits expire at the end of their cycle. Annual subscribers who cancel continue receiving monthly resets through the paid annual term, then receive no further credits. For wire-transfer subscriptions, a renewal brings a new invoice following the selected monthly or annual cycle. Each transfer is paid manually, so this payment arrangement does not automatically debit the buyer's bank account at renewal.

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ScreenshotOne includes its annual saving in the plan's billing choice: every annual plan already has a 2-month discount. The public pricing selector labels that choice Annually and the alternative Monthly. The free screenshot allowance is another offer available before a paid commitment, with no credit card required. Wire-transfer purchases follow a different payment route through support, with a quotation and invoice arranged for the chosen plan and billing frequency. The invoice contains the agreed purchasing references and payment instructions, while each subscription renewal produces another invoice for manual payment.

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ScreenshotOne's billing dashboard requires account sign-in. The account form offers Email and Send me a magic link, with Sign in using password as another option. The public pricing selector provides Monthly and Annually choices before the account flow. Once signed in, Billing contains the hard-limit controls and the subscription's extra-usage price. Buyers needing wire transfer contact support with their account email, desired plan, billing frequency, company details, and invoice recipient. That route produces a quotation when needed and a final invoice with bank-transfer instructions and an invoice reference. Scroll up for the current ScreenshotOne offers.

How to use ScreenshotOne Discount Codes?

  1. 1
    Choose a couponGrab the ScreenshotOne offer that works best for you. It's listed above.
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    Reveal the codeHit "Get Code" or "Get Deal" depending on the offer type. Popup opens. Click the copy icon inside—code goes to your clipboard.
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    Apply at checkoutNow head over to ScreenshotOne's site. Pick your Screenshot API plan. Checkout page has a "Promo Code" field. Paste what you copied there.
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ScreenshotOne includes 2 months free when you choose annual billing. The pricing selector offers Monthly and Annually, and every annual plan already includes the annual reduction. Annual billing covers a year of service, while the included screenshot credits still refresh monthly. For an invoiced purchase, support takes the desired plan and billing frequency along with the account email and company billing details. The resulting invoice provides the payment instructions and any agreed purchasing references. Renewals follow the selected billing cycle rather than the monthly credit reset. Choosing the annual frequency is the action that secures the advertised reduction for the subscription term.
Yes, ScreenshotOne offers 100 free screenshots per month without requiring a credit card. The free entry point leads directly to account registration, where Email and Send me a magic link provide a sign-up route. After registration, an API key is created or copied from the access page and used to authenticate rendering requests. The API supports website screenshots, PDF generation from URLs or HTML, and HTML-to-image rendering. An image request can return image bytes directly, while PDF requests return a document to save. The free allowance makes it possible to run the intended rendering workflow before selecting a paid subscription.
No, ScreenshotOne's annual subscription is paid yearly, but its included screenshot credits refresh monthly. Annual billing covers the service year rather than issuing the entire year's rendering allowance at once. The usage endpoint reports the total requests allowed for the current period, the available requests remaining, and the successfully executed requests already used. It authenticates each request with the account's API key, so the usage figures belong to that account's plan. The same monthly usage limits apply whether the subscription is monthly or annual. Tracking the available-request figure shows how much of the current allowance remains before the next monthly reset.
No, ScreenshotOne's unused credits expire at the end of the cycle instead of rolling forward. This monthly allowance structure applies to monthly and annual subscriptions. Remaining credits stay usable through the current billing period, but an expired allowance does not become a balance for the next period. The usage response separately reports total, available, and used requests, allowing the remaining allowance to be tracked before expiry. Repeated requests served from cache do not consume rendering quota, although a cache miss renders again and counts. The available-request figure provides a concrete measure of the credits still usable in the current period.
ScreenshotOne offers a full purchase refund when you email support within 30 days because you are disappointed for any reason. The request goes to support@screenshotone.com, and the purchase guarantee promises the full amount back without questions. This purchase-refund route differs from unused credits: credits that remain when their billing period ends expire. Subscription cancellation is available through the Subscription page and stops further subscription charges while preserving access through the paid limit. Support also accepts individual questions about the service by email. Emailing within the purchase guarantee's window is the step that makes the full-refund policy relevant to the request.
ScreenshotOne keeps an annual subscriber's monthly credit resets running until the paid annual term ends after cancellation. The cancellation control is on the Subscription page, and the plan stops renewing when its paid cycle ends. At that point, further credits are not issued and any remaining credits expire. The account moves to the free plan if available; otherwise, service access ends once the paid term has finished. The terms also require payment of invoices and fees, with unpaid obligations potentially affecting access. Cancellation ends the subscription's future renewal, while a purchase-refund request follows the separate guarantee procedure through email support.
Yes, ScreenshotOne's hard limit controls total monthly usage, including paid extra screenshots. Paid extra usage starts disabled, with the initial limit matching the included allowance. An organization owner or admin can open Billing, use the pencil beside the hard-limit field, enter an allowed whole number, and select Save. Email notifications alert recipients as usage approaches or reaches the monthly limit; custom recipients must confirm their email address before alerts arrive. Pending recipients receive no notifications until confirmation. Keeping the hard limit at the included allowance preserves the setting that prevents paid extra usage, while confirmed recipients receive the usage alerts.
ScreenshotOne bills enabled usage beyond the included screenshot allowance separately at the plan's extra-usage rate. Extra charges round upward in blocks of 1000 screenshots, so rendering one extra screenshot results in payment for 1000 extras. A successfully completed new render counts toward usage, including a HEAD request that returns headers without the file. Requests served from cache and failed requests do not count. Without caching, another HEAD request renders again and consumes quota even though it does not download the output. Enabling caching for repeated HEAD requests allows later matching requests to reuse a result and avoid another counted render.
ScreenshotOne's free caching saves rendering quota when a request is served from an existing cached result. Caching is available on every plan and is enabled through the request's caching option. The cache groups screenshots by the complete combination of request options, so a changed request can need a new render. A cache miss counts toward quota, and an expired result is rendered again on the next request. Cached file URLs are temporary and should not be treated as permanent storage for the resulting image or document. Reusing matching request options while the cached result remains valid avoids another counted rendering request.
Yes, ScreenshotOne accepts wire transfers for annual subscriptions when each invoice payment meets the $100 USD minimum. The threshold applies to the actual payment rather than an annual plan's monthly equivalent. Support arranges this payment route before subscription, using the account email, selected plan, billing frequency, company information, and invoice recipient. A quotation and purchase-order references can be included when the purchasing department needs them. The final invoice contains the bank details and reference needed to match the transfer to the subscription. Each renewal requires a manual payment. Including the invoice reference with the transfer allows the billing provider to match the payment.