Grabbit

About Grabbit

Grabbit is a screenshot API for developers and AI agents. Send a URL, get a pixel-perfect hosted image of any webpage without needing to install or manage a browser. One API call returns a hosted PNG, JPEG or WebP image in approximately one second.

Designed for agent-first workflows, Grabbit integrates as a REST API, one-line CLI, or hosted MCP server that agents can install themselves. It handles common web capture challenges including cookie banner dismissal, viewport configuration, element targeting, and SSRF protection.

Founded by former Twilio leaders who built Programmable Voice and Twilio Video, Grabbit uses flat-rate pricing with no monthly subscription or quota resets.

• ai agents
• mcp-server
• screenshot api
• headless browser
• web automation

FAQ

How does Grabbit work?

Send a URL via REST API, CLI, or MCP server, and Grabbit returns a hosted screenshot as a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image within approximately one second. The image is served from a durable CDN URL.

How does Grabbit handle cookie banners?

Grabbit automatically dismisses consent walls before capture, so the page never lands behind a GDPR popup or other cookie banner.

What are the pricing options?

Grabbit uses flat pricing at $0.002 per grab. The annual plan costs $50/year for 25,000 grabs. Prepaid top-ups are available at the same rate: $50 for 25,000 grabs, $100 for 50,000 grabs, and $250 for 125,000 grabs. Credits do not expire while the account remains active.

How can I integrate Grabbit into my agent workflow?

Agents can install Grabbit themselves using the one-line CLI command, use the REST API with a simple POST request, or connect to the hosted MCP server at mcp.grabbit.live for use with Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP-aware runtimes.

How does Grabbit protect my data?

API keys are stored only as SHA-256 hashes and shown masked in the console. Traffic is encrypted in transit, and outbound webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256. Grabbit uses SSRF guards to block private address ranges, captures only public pages, and does not sell personal information.