About Snapshot Archive
Snapshot Archive takes automated screenshots of web pages on a schedule, compares them, and sends alerts when something changes.
Why we built this
The internet doesn't remember its previous versions. A page changes, and the old one just disappears. No archive, no notification, no proof of what it said yesterday.
We ran into this ourselves. We needed to track how competitor pages were changing, keep previous versions, and be able to prove that a specific page looked a specific way on a specific date. The existing options either cost tens of thousands a year or just took a screenshot with no comparison, no history, and no alerts.
So we built a tool that does both. Archiving and monitoring in one place. Every capture is stored with a timestamp, metadata, and a SHA-256 hash. If a page changes, visual diff shows exactly what shifted, and an alert hits your inbox, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or webhook. If nothing changed, you don't hear from us.
Who it's for
Marketing agencies keeping tabs on client and competitor websites. E-commerce teams tracking pricing. Legal departments that need proof of what was published on a specific date. QA engineers catching visual regressions after deploys. Compliance officers in finance and pharma who are required to maintain an archive of public-facing pages.
Everyone has a different job to do, but the problem is the same: web pages change, and the previous version is gone.
Our plans cover up to 200 URLs with capture frequencies as often as every hour. If your organization needs more volume, custom integrations, or an SLA, get in touch. We're open to custom arrangements.
What makes us different
Most tools in this space do one of two things: they either archive pages or they monitor for changes. We do both. You get a full visual history of the page and you can immediately see what changed and when.
We're not an AI platform that sends you dozens of alerts a day. We're not an enterprise product with a six-figure price tag. Snapshot Archive is a quiet, reliable archive with monitoring that runs on autopilot and only speaks up when something actually changes.
How we operate
Snapshot Archive is an independent, self-funded product. Small team, no venture capital, no plans to sell. We make money from subscriptions and spend our time on the product, not on investor pitches. Every day we're working on making captures more accurate, storage more reliable, and alerts faster.
Questions, ideas, requests: [email protected].