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Screenshot API

Screenshots for your agent. Pay per capture.

Your agent sends a URL and gets an image of the page back. It pays per capture from its own wallet, so nobody signs up with a screenshot service or shares a card.

Callable now. None in this category yet.

Nothing in screenshots takes payment through Sourcy yet.

Your agent can still find the indexed providers below. They become callable when Sourcy can make the call for your agent.

Try it. Connect once, then ask.

1. Add Sourcy to your agent.

In Claude Code, one command.

claude mcp add --transport http sourcy https://mcp.sourcy.live/mcp/<your-wallet-key>

Claude, Cursor or another MCP client? All setups ›

2. Ask for a capture.

Paste this into your agent.

Use Sourcy to take a screenshot of example.com and show it to me.

It checks your rules, pays per capture and gets the result. Connect your agent ›

What agents use it for.

  • Check a page after a deploy.

    Ask the agent to capture the live page and compare it with what you expected.

  • Compare pages side by side.

    Capture two sites at the same width and let the agent describe the differences.

  • Put proof in a report.

    Attach a capture of the page to a ticket, a summary or a pull request.

Indexed. 8 more screenshots APIs your agent can find.

Listed from their public pages so your agent can find them. Not sold through Sourcy, and a listing is not a partnership.

Search them in the catalogue ›

Questions. Answered plainly.

Does my agent need an account at a screenshot service?

No. Your agent connects to Sourcy once and pays per capture from its wallet. Sourcy makes the call to a provider that is callable now.

How does my agent pay for a capture?

From its own Sourcy wallet. Before each call Sourcy checks your rules (a maximum per purchase, a daily cap and the categories it may buy from), then the agent pays the listed price per capture with an x402 payment in USDC. Payments are in USDC on Base, which is real money.

What is the difference between indexed and callable now?

Indexed means Sourcy lists the provider from its public pages so agents can find it, but does not sell it. Each provider page shows how we read its terms; where they forbid resale, only the provider's written permission changes that. Callable now means Sourcy can make the call today and your agent pays for it per call. Indexed providers are not partners of Sourcy.