The honest ScreenshotOne alternative.

Yes, if your screenshots are straightforward and you also generate images from your own data. MostlyRender puts URL screenshots, template renders and PDFs on one quota, and its Pro plan includes 10,000 renders for $49. ScreenshotOne is the deeper, dedicated screenshot API — ad and cookie-banner blocking, stealth mode, IP location and video — and if you need that depth, it is the better choice.

MostlyRender: Free 100 renders a month, Starter $19 (2,000, then $5 per 1,000), Pro $49 (10,000, then $4) and Scale $149 (50,000, then $3); one screenshot is one render. ScreenshotOne in our October 2026 review: Basic $17 (2,000 screenshots, then $0.009 each), Growth $79 (10,000, then $0.006) and Scale $259 (50,000, then $0.004), with two months free on annual billing. At 2,000 a month ScreenshotOne is $2 cheaper; at 10,000 and above we are. Check their current pricing — this reflects our last review (October 2026).

Neither of us cuts off a paid plan. ScreenshotOne bills each extra screenshot — $9, $6 or $4 per 1,000 depending on plan — and charges only for successful requests. MostlyRender bills $5, $4 or $3 per 1,000 and shows the projected overage on a meter before the invoice does. Both free allowances stop at 100 a month.

For simple captures, yes: POST /v1/screenshots takes a URL, viewport size, fullPage, a retina scale up to 3 and PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF output, synchronously or async with a signed webhook. ScreenshotOne is ahead on almost everything else a screenshot API does: blocking ads and cookie banners, stealth mode, choosing the IP location, scrolling screenshots and video, S3 upload, caching, GPU rendering and SDKs in seven languages. We offer none of those.

Yes — 100 renders a month, forever, no card, and they can be screenshots or template renders. ScreenshotOne also gives 100 free screenshots a month without a card, so on the free allowance alone it is a tie.