Stillio Alternatives for Scheduled Website Screenshots

Stillio takes timestamped screenshots of web pages on a schedule and keeps them for you. The service is pitched at compliance teams and at anyone who needs a visual history of what a site showed on a given day, with captures synced to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or a webhook. It is alive and selling: the Stillio pricing page lists four plans from $29 a month, with daily, weekly or monthly captures on the smaller plans and captures as often as every 5 minutes on Top Shot.

People look elsewhere for three reasons. Per-page pricing climbs fast once you track more than 25 pages. There is no annual plan to bring the cost down. And some teams need something Stillio does not try to be, such as change alerts, a replayable web archive or evidence with digital signatures. The seven picks below cover each of those needs, starting with the closest like-for-like service.

Prices below are as of November 8, 2026. Our method is on How we review tools.

Quick comparison

Pagescreen

Pagescreen is the nearest copy of Stillio's idea. It captures, archives and compares visual copies of web pages, and it prices by captures rather than by pages. The Pagescreen pricing page gives every plan unlimited URLs, so tracking 100 pages costs what tracking 10 does if the capture count fits.

Pro at €14.90 a month includes 1,000 captures, hourly scheduling, change notifications and Slack. Team adds a REST API, a screenshot API and single sign-on. Pagescreen is run by Onvey and offers French and English versions, which suits European teams that want EUR invoices.

Best for: Agencies and marketing teams tracking dozens of pages who find Stillio's per-page plans too dear.

Pricing:

• Pro: €14.90/month, 1,000 captures, 6 months history, €0.008 per extra capture
• Team: €49.90/month, 5,000 captures, API and SSO
• Business: €179.90/month, 20,000 captures, 12 months history
• 14-day trial with 5 monitorings; prices are monthly, in euros

Watch out for:

• History is 6 months on Pro and Team and 12 months on Business, against Stillio's 36 months.
• The fastest schedule is hourly, so Stillio's 5-minute captures on Top Shot have no match here.

Official site: Pagescreen.

Visualping

If you take screenshots to spot changes, Visualping skips the scrolling. It checks a page on a schedule and emails a highlighted before-and-after screenshot when something changes, so nobody has to compare images by eye. A browser extension is available as well.

The Visualping pricing page starts with a free plan and offers annual billing on every paid tier, which Stillio does not. Personal 5K, at $25 a month billed yearly, allows 20 pages checked as often as every 5 minutes.

Best for: Teams who want to be told when a competitor's pricing or a regulator's page changes.

Pricing:

• Free: 5 pages, 150 checks/month, hourly checks, 1 user
• Personal 1K: $14/month or $120/year; 10 pages, 1,000 checks
• Personal 5K: $35/month or $300/year; 20 pages, 5,000 checks
• Business 20K: $140/month or $1,200/year; 200 pages, 5 users

Watch out for:

• Change history is kept for three months by default. Business accounts can extend it to a year, and five or seven years is on request.
• Slack, Teams and SMS alerts are left out of the free plan.

Official site: Visualping. Our listing: Visualping.

PageFreezer

PageFreezer is for the compliance buyer, not the marketer. It archives websites, social media accounts and SMS with digital signatures, WORM storage and legal hold, and it targets FINRA, SEC and freedom-of-information rules. Its WebPreserver app collects web evidence for investigators.

The PageFreezer pricing page starts at $1,500 a year and says the final price depends on what you capture, how often and how long you keep it. There are no per-capture fees. Our PageFreezer alternatives page compares it with Smarsh, Global Relay and other archiving vendors.

Best for: Financial firms and public bodies who need records that will hold up in an audit.

Pricing:

• From $1,500 a year, depending on scope
• No per-capture fees; consultation before a quote

Watch out for:

• There is no free trial, only a walkthrough and a demo.
• A July 2022 Capterra review says capture breaks for a while when social platforms change their requirements.

Official site: PageFreezer. Our listing: PageFreezer.

Browsertrix

Webrecorder's Browsertrix crawls pages in a real browser and saves them as a WACZ web archive you can click through later in ReplayWeb.page. A screenshot shows how a page looked; a Browsertrix archive lets you open menus and follow links on the day it was captured.

Scheduling is built in. The Browsertrix workflow guide lets a crawl run daily, weekly, monthly or on a cron expression. The hosted Starter plan costs $30 a month after a 7-day trial, and the AGPLv3 code can be self-hosted on Kubernetes.

Best for: Archivists and compliance teams who want full, interactive copies of a site on a schedule.

Pricing:

• Starter: $30/month after a 7-day trial; 180 execution minutes, 100 GB
• Standard: $60/month; 360 minutes, 220 GB
• Plus: $120/month; 720 minutes, 500 GB
• Pro and Enterprise: quote, billed annually

Watch out for:

• Plans cap crawl time. Starter allows 180 execution minutes a month and 2,000 pages per crawl.
• Output is a web archive to replay, so anyone who needs PNG files for a slide deck has to take them from the replay.

Official site: Browsertrix.

Urlbox

Urlbox is a screenshot API for developers. You send a URL and get back an image or PDF, stored in its cloud or pushed to your S3 bucket from Hi-Fi upward. It also sells a Certified Archive, which uses one extra render per year of storage, for teams that want proof a capture has not been altered.

The Urlbox pricing page works out to $6.60 per 1,000 renders on Ultra, against roughly $0.05 per extra screenshot on Stillio's Top Shot. Hi-Fi and Ultra come with a 7-day trial and no card, and Zapier and webhooks start on Hi-Fi.

Best for: Product teams who already run scheduled jobs and want thousands of captures for little money.

Pricing:

• Lo-Fi: $19/month, up to 2,000 renders
• Hi-Fi: $49/month, up to 5,000 renders
• Ultra: $99/month, up to 15,000 renders
• Business: $495 a month base plus $3 per 1,000 renders; 10 team members, 99.95% SLA
• Enterprise: from $3,000/month; prices exclude VAT

Watch out for:

• Urlbox sells renders, not schedules. You trigger each capture from your own cron job or from Zapier.
• Lo-Fi caps files at 2.5 MB and requests at 30 seconds, which can cut off long full-page captures.

Official site: Urlbox.

ScreenshotOne

For a developer testing the idea, ScreenshotOne gives 100 free screenshots a month with no credit card, including HTML and PDF rendering. Paid plans add volume at a falling price per image, and every plan can upload results straight to S3.

Growth, at $79 a month for 10,000 screenshots, costs the same as Stillio's Hot Shot for 25 pages. The ScreenshotOne pricing page also offers annual billing with two months free.

Best for: Developers building their own screenshot archive on a small budget.

Pricing:

• Free: 100 screenshots/month
• Basic: $17/month, 2,000 screenshots, $0.009 each extra
• Growth: $79/month, 10,000 screenshots, $0.006 each extra
• Scale: $259/month, 50,000 screenshots, $0.004 each extra
• Annual billing: two months free; prices exclude VAT

Watch out for:

• Scheduling is left to you, and the only storage option listed is uploading to your own S3 bucket.

Official site: ScreenshotOne.

ArchiveBox

ArchiveBox is the free, self-hosted route. For each URL it saves a PNG screenshot, a PDF, a SingleFile HTML copy and a WARC, and the 0.9 line added scheduled crawls, so it can revisit a list of competitor pages on a timetable.

It is MIT licensed and version 0.9.77 reached PyPI on October 27, 2026. You install it with Docker Compose, uv, apt or brew, or use the desktop app.

Best for: Technical teams who want unlimited captures and keep the files on their own server.

Pricing:

• Free and open source (MIT); you pay for the server and storage

Watch out for:

• By default it also submits each URL to the Internet Archive, so switch that off before archiving client or internal pages.
• Capturing logged-in pages means giving it your cookies, which the docs flag as a security risk.

Official site: ArchiveBox. Our listing: ArchiveBox.

How to choose

When to stay with Stillio

Stillio is still the simplest choice if you want fixed-time screenshots of up to 100 pages with no code. It keeps captures for 36 months while your subscription is active, offers 30+ IP geolocations on every plan, syncs to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or a webhook, and takes 10% off for .edu and non-profit customers, according to the Stillio pricing page. Few rivals match that retention without a sales call.

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