WebMomentvsScreenshotOne
A Screenshot answers what a Page looked like once. WebMoment keeps the record growing.
Capture once
Your Screenshot is still there days later.
A WebMoment Capture creates a permanent Moment. If you need the Screenshot again tomorrow, next week, or months from now, you retrieve the preserved artifact instead of rendering the URL again.
One Capture, more than an image
Preserve the context with the Screenshot.
A Moment can include responsive Screenshots, Capture Metadata, Web Intelligence, Execution Metadata, and the exact Capture configuration used to create it.
History compounds
Every new Capture becomes part of the same Timeline.
Compare versions, understand what changed, and share the record without rebuilding the context around every Screenshot.
The difference appears after the first Screenshot
ScreenshotOne renders a new asset when you request one. If you need that Screenshot again three days later, you need to have stored it yourself or spend another render request. WebMoment preserves the Capture and its context, so the same Moment remains available.
WebMoment
Core product
Primary job
The products overlap at rendering, but solve different downstream problems.
Primary jobPreserve visual history
Screenshot from URL
Both can turn a URL into a visual artifact.
Screenshot from URL
History
Immutable Moment per Capture
WebMoment keeps each successful Capture as a historical record.
Immutable Moment per Capture
Page identity and Timeline
Multiple Moments belong to one Page and form its visual history.
Page identity and Timeline
Compare versions over time
WebMoment compares Moments from the same Page.
Compare versions over time
Automation
Scheduled Tracking
ScreenshotOne supports automation integrations and webhooks; WebMoment's Tracking is designed to grow a Page Timeline on a schedule.
Scheduled Tracking
Organization
Collections, Tags, and Workspace context
WebMoment organizes Pages and their history for teams.
Collections, Tags, and Workspace context
Sharing
Public historical sharing
ScreenshotOne offers delivery and storage integrations; WebMoment shares Pages, Timelines, Moments, and Compares as product resources.
Public historical sharing
Capture
Full-page screenshots
Both support long-page visual capture.
Full-page screenshots
Responsive / multiple viewports
Both support viewport customization; WebMoment keeps responsive artifacts together in one Moment.
Responsive / multiple viewports
PDF and HTML output
ScreenshotOne explicitly supports PDF and HTML rendering. WebMoment's primary product record is visual history.
PDF and HTML outputpartial
PNG, JPEG, and WebP
Both support common image output formats.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP
Cookie and ad cleanup
Both provide capture-cleaning options, with different implementation and coverage.
Cookie and ad cleanup
Custom JavaScript and CSS
ScreenshotOne documents custom scripts and styles; WebMoment focuses on preserving a consistent historical Capture configuration.
Custom JavaScript and CSSpartial
Authenticated pages
WebMoment supports authenticated Captures where configured; ScreenshotOne documents headers, cookies, and browser automation options.
Authenticated pages
Delivery
Caching and CDN-oriented delivery
Both cache and deliver artifacts. WebMoment stores historical artifacts in Cloudflare R2 and serves them through controlled delivery layers with cache policy.
Caching and CDN-oriented delivery
S3 upload, signed links, and webhooks
ScreenshotOne exposes these as API workflow features; WebMoment exposes product-level Shares and API/Webhooks around its resources.
S3 upload, signed links, and webhookspartial
Interactive output
Replay a preserved page
WebMoment Replay is optional and Beta; it is not the primary reason to use WebMoment.
Replay a preserved pagepartial
Video
Animated screenshots / video
ScreenshotOne documents animated screenshots and video generation on applicable plans. WebMoment animated capture is coming soon.
Animated screenshots / videoComing soon
Pricing model
Usage unit
WebMoment measures preserved historical records; ScreenshotOne measures rendered outputs.
Usage unitMoments
