Framejet

Framejet vs ScreenshotOne

A mature, well-documented screenshot API with a large feature surface and per-minute rate limits published per plan. Here is how the two line up on the things you can check yourself.

What each plan costs

Read on 5 September 2026
ServicePlanPriceScreenshots / monthPer 1,000
FramejetStarter$9/mo5,000$1.80
FramejetPro$29/mo25,000$1.16
FramejetScale$99/mo150,000$0.66
ScreenshotOneBasic$17/mo2,000$8.50
ScreenshotOneGrowth$79/mo10,000$7.90
ScreenshotOneScale$259/mo50,000$5.18

ScreenshotOne's figures come from their own pricing page, read on 5 September 2026. Prices change; if you find a difference, trust their page over ours and tell us so we can correct this one.

The free tier

Framejet gives you 200 screenshots a month, free, with no credit card, and the free tier does not expire. ScreenshotOne's free plan is 100 screenshots a month, so Framejet's is 2× larger.

At 5,000 screenshots a month

The cheapest Framejet plan that covers it is Starter, $9/month for 5,000 screenshots ($1.80 per 1,000). On ScreenshotOne it is Growth, $79/month for 10,000 ($7.90 per 1,000).

What ScreenshotOne also does

Comparison pages usually pretend the other product is worse at everything. These are things ScreenshotOne advertises that overlap with, or beat, what Framejet offers:

Pick ScreenshotOne if you need a documented requests-per-minute ceiling written into your plan, or you are already deep in their SDK ecosystem.

What Framejet does differently

Clean mode is the default

Cookie and consent overlays, sticky headers and live-chat bubbles are stripped before the capture, without a flag to remember. You opt out with clean=false, not in.

A remote MCP server

https://framejet.dev/mcp gives an AI agent the same capture engine on the same key and the same quota — no second integration.

Email is the account

No password, no dashboard to log into. Your key arrives by email and can be re-sent or rotated from the home page.

Try it against your own URLs. 200 free screenshots a month, no credit card, and a failed capture never spends one. Get a key or read how the API works.

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