ApiFlash vs PeekShot
ApiFlash
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peekshot.comSide by side
| Figure | ApiFlash | PeekShot |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $7/mo | $7.50/mo |
| Free plan | Yes | — |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 6 | 5 |
| Spec score · Screenshot APIs | 9.1 (#2) | 7.7 (#24) |
| Deployment | cloud | cloud |
| Integrations | Amazon S3 | The site lists Slack alerts and sync to Google Drive, Dropbox, and S3-compatible storage. |
| Key features | Full-page website screenshots · Mobile screenshots and responsive viewport control · Chrome-based rendering · Automatic capture timing after page loading · PNG, JPEG, and WebP output · CSS and JavaScript injection · Ad blocking and cookie-banner hiding · Amazon S3 export | Capture screenshots from URLs and raw HTML · Full-page capture · Set custom viewport width and height · Delay capture by a configurable number of seconds · Schedule captures daily, weekly, or monthly · Bulk import URLs from CSV · Export captures as ZIP or CSV · API and webhook capture workflows |
| Security | ApiFlash states that all plans use HTTPS endpoints, and its privacy policy describes encryption, firewalls, SSL, and restricted employee access. | The privacy policy says PeekShot uses encrypted transmission and storage, authorization controls, backups, and physical server safeguards. |
| Support | Support is available through email and live chat, and the site says it usually responds pretty quickly. | The contact page says the team typically responds within 24 hours or less; plans list email support or priority support. |
| Support | email, chat, docs |
Plans
ApiFlash
- Free PlanFree
- Lite Plan$7 a month
- Medium Plan$35 a month
- Large Plan$180 a month
- Custom Enterprise PlanPriced on request
- Free PlanPrice not published
PeekShot
- Basic$29 a month
- Advance$79 a month
- Premium$149 a month
- PeekShot Pro$9 a month
- PeekShot Pro$90 a year
In their own words
ApiFlash
ApiFlash is a cloud API for generating website screenshots, including full-page and mobile captures. Requests go through a unique HTTPS endpoint using an access key and GET or POST methods. Google Chrome instances render pages, with controls for viewport, CSS-element capture, JavaScript injection, headers, cookies and time zones. Images can be returned as PNG, JPEG or WebP, or exported to Amazon S3 and compatible storage. The API runs on AWS Lambda and applies a leaky-bucket limit of 20 requests per second, with bursts up to 400. Each capture uses a separate Chrome instance that is discarded with its temporary data. Plans include 100 screenshots free; paid plans start at $7 a month for 1,000 screenshots, with higher-volume plans available. Strict bot protections can block captures, and ApiFlash recommends supplying a proxy in that case. Custom enterprise plans include managed proxies and IP geolocation. Support is available by email and live chat.