Add voice calling and messaging to your mobile application
Screenshot API for capturing any website as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF with one API call
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Pricing
Free for single email address use, with optional paid plans for multiple email addresses
Free: 200 captures/month, no credit card. Starter: $9/month for 2,000 captures. Growth: $29/month for 10,000 captures. Business: $79/month for 50,000 captures. Scale: $199/month for 200,000 captures. Yearly billing available at a discount (approximately 2 months free).
Key features
iOS and Android support
Call recording and retrieval
Anonymous customer-to-driver communication
Data connection calling
In-app messaging functionality
International calling support
Fully customizable setup
Call blocking and filtering
Speakerphone and Bluetooth support
Capture any URL as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF
Device emulation with presets for iPhone, Pixel, iPad and MacBook
Automatic cookie banner and ad removal
Dark mode rendering
Full-page scrolling capture up to 32,768 pixels tall
Scheduled captures with change detection
Batch processing of up to 50 URLs in one call
Content extraction as markdown, HTML and JSON
Hosted MCP server for AI agents including Claude, Cursor and Codex
Official SDKs for Node.js, Python and Go
What makes it different
No phone number required - users make and receive calls to email addresses instead
Works without phone numbers or user IDs like other messaging apps
Cost savings for businesses with no cell phone contracts needed
Eliminates roaming fees and number porting requirements
Integrates into existing apps instead of requiring separate app download
Automatic cookie wall and ad removal on every plan, no configuration needed
Significantly lower pricing than competitors for the same volume
No feature tiers: all plans include every feature, differing only in volume
Truly free plan with 200 captures per month requiring no credit card
99.9% uptime with public status page and production-grade reliability