Hi PH, I'm Amir, I built rasterly. I kept hitting the same wall: every project needs to turn a webpage into an image or PDF (OG images, PDF invoices, previews, visual monitoring) and the existing APIs get expensive fast, or you end up running your own headless-Chrome fleet and babysitting it. rasterly is that one primitive, cheap and boring in the good way: - URL or raw HTML in, PNG / JPEG / PDF / GIF / MP4 out - full-page, retina, wait-for-selector, transparent bg, direct S3 upload - SSRF-guarded, flat pricing from $0.58 per 1,000 (up to ~80% under the incumbents) - drop-in: swap the host + key and you're done, I'll migrate you for free Two things the incumbents don't have: - an MCP server, so an AI agent can screenshot / make a PDF as a native tool - x402 pay-per-call, a wallet pays per request, no plan, no signup Free-tier key is instant (email in, key out). Would love feedback on the API design and what's missing, reply here and I'll answer all day.

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Screenshots, PDFs & web rendering — one cheap API

Screenshots, PDFs & web rendering — one cheap API