Use Case
Automate ecommerce price monitoring with screenshots from 80+ countries. Capture localized pricing, competitor promotions, and product pages — with structured data extraction built into every request.
Screenshot competitor product pages on a daily or weekly schedule. Capture pricing, availability, promotions, and shipping costs with visual evidence alongside structured data extraction.
Capture product pages from 80+ countries to verify that geo-targeted pricing, currency display, and regional promotions render correctly for each market.
Monitor Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) compliance across reseller and affiliate websites. Capture screenshots as visual proof of pricing violations.
Capture landing pages, banner ads, and product listings during promotional campaigns. Track how campaigns appear across different countries and devices.
Screenshot product listings on marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Walmart) and your own storefront. Track title, image, rating, and price changes over time.
Combine screenshots with JavaScript trackers to extract structured pricing data — product name, price, currency, availability — returned alongside the visual capture.
Go beyond visual captures — extract pricing data, stamp screenshots, and archive by date automatically.
Use trackers to pull product name, price, currency, availability, and any DOM element as structured JSON — returned alongside the screenshot.
GET /api/screenshot/create?url=https://store.example.com/product &trackers[0][name]=product_name &trackers[0][selector]=h1.product-title &trackers[0][type]=text &trackers[1][name]=price &trackers[1][selector]=span.price &trackers[1][type]=text &trackers[2][name]=availability &trackers[2][selector]=.stock-status &trackers[2][type]=text
Returns {"{"}"product_name":"Widget Pro","price":"$29.99","availability":"In Stock"{"}"} alongside the screenshot.
Use script_inline to overlay the capture date and URL on the screenshot — proof of when the price was seen.
script_inline=(function() {
var d = new Date();
var div = document.createElement("div");
div.style = "position:fixed;bottom:0;left:0;right:0;
height:24px;background:#000;color:#fff;
font-size:11px;padding:4px 10px;z-index:999999";
div.textContent = d.toISOString() + " — "
+ document.location.href;
document.body.append(div);
})() The timestamp is burned into the image — visual evidence of the exact capture moment.
Use the apps parameter with date placeholders to organize price snapshots by date and competitor in your cloud storage.
apps[s3]=price-watch/{yyyy}/{mm}/{dd}/{domain}/{url_path}.png
apps[google-drive]=Competitors/{domain}/{yyyy}-{mm}-{dd}.png Screenshots land in price-watch/2026/03/16/store.example.com/product.png — daily price history at a glance.
Pass the country parameter to see prices as local customers do — currency, taxes, regional discounts, and geo-targeted promotions.
GET /api/screenshot/create ?url=https://store.example.com/product &country=jp # See Japanese pricing &language=ja-JP # Japanese locale &hide_popups=1 # Remove cookie banners &trackers[0][name]=price &trackers[0][selector]=span.price &trackers[0][type]=text
Capture both the visual price and the extracted text from 80+ countries in one API call.
Yes. ScreenshotCenter routes through 80+ countries, so you see exactly what local users see — including geo-targeted pricing, currency, taxes, and regional promotions.
Yes. Use JavaScript trackers to extract product name, price, currency, availability, and any other DOM element. The structured data is returned alongside the screenshot in the API response.
Use the batch endpoint to submit a URL list of all product pages. Set your capture options once and get screenshots of every URL with built-in retries and progress tracking.
Yes. ScreenshotCenter renders pages in real browsers and can capture most publicly accessible marketplace pages. Use ad blocking to remove interstitials and automation steps to dismiss popups.
As often as your plan allows. Most teams run daily or weekly batches. Use cron, Airflow, Zapier, or any scheduler to automate recurring captures.