Snapfleet turns any URL into a PNG, JPG, or PDF through one API endpoint — on your own server. Urlbox charges $19/month ($228/yr) for 2,000 renders; ScreenshotOne is $17/month, ApiFlash $7/month. Snapfleet is $39 once with unlimited renders, because rendering a screenshot is just running Chromium — and your VPS does that for free.

Built for og-image generation, link previews, PDF receipts, visual monitoring, and thumbnails.

• One endpoint: format (png/jpg/pdf), viewport, full-page, delay, wait conditions, CSS selector clipping, dark-mode emulation, JPEG quality, retina scale
• Named API keys with per-key rate limits (token bucket, 429 + Retry-After) and daily quotas
• SHA-256-keyed smart disk cache with TTLs and X-Snapfleet-Cache headers
• Pooled Chromium with configurable concurrency, request queue, 30s job timeouts, crash recovery
• Playground UI: live preview of every parameter plus the generated URL and curl one-liner
• Gallery of recent shots with re-take/delete; dashboard with volume, cache hit rate, render times
• SSRF guard with optional private-network blocking
• 100% local — your URLs and screenshots never leave your machine

Runs as a Windows desktop app or on a $5 VPS (Docker included).

What’s included:

• Windows installer download (build via npm run dist)
• Full source access — https://github.com/bensblueprints/snapfleet (MIT)
• Lifetime v1 updates
• Setup guide (README quick start)
• Premium tiers coming later