# Custodia-Admin/pagebolt-mcp [Health: Active] **Category:** πŸ“‚ Browser Automation **Repository:** https://github.com/Custodia-Admin/pagebolt-mcp **GitHub Stars:** 4 **npm Downloads (last month):** 629 **Views:** 2 **Installs:** 0 **Upvotes:** 0 **Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/custodia-admin-pagebolt-mcp ## Description MCP server for screenshots, PDFs, OG images, and narrated video recording from Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf. ## Tools Capabilities this server exposes over MCP: - **take_screenshot** β€” Capture a screenshot of a URL, HTML, or Markdown content. Supports device emulation, ad/chat/tracker blocking, metadata extraction, geolocation, timezone, styling (macOS/Windows frames, gradient/glass backgrounds, shadows), and more. Returns an image (PNG, JPEG, or WebP). - **generate_pdf** β€” Generate a PDF from a URL or HTML content. Supports custom margins, headers/footers, page ranges, and scaling. Saves the PDF to disk and returns the file path. - **create_og_image** β€” Generate an Open Graph / social card image. Returns an image using built-in templates or custom HTML. - **run_sequence** β€” Execute a multi-step browser automation sequence. Navigate pages, interact with elements (click, fill, select), and capture multiple screenshots/PDFs/diffs in a single browser session. Use the "diff" step to compare the current page state against another URL after automation. Each output counts as 1 API request. - **record_video** β€” Record a professional demo video of a multi-step browser automation sequence. Produces MP4/WebM/GIF with cursor highlighting, click effects, smooth movement, step notes, browser frame (macOS/Windows), gradient/glass backgrounds, and more. Costs 3 API requests. Saves to disk. BEST PRACTICE: Keep videos concise (5-15 action steps). Do NOT add wait steps between every action β€” the pace parameter handles timing. Only use wait for page loads or narration holds. Do NOT use zoom unless the user explicitly asks for it. - **inspect_page** β€” Inspect a web page and get a structured map of all interactive elements, headings, forms, links, and images β€” each with a unique CSS selector. Use this BEFORE run_sequence or record_video to discover what elements exist on the page and get reliable selectors. Returns text (not an image), so it is fast and cheap. Costs 1 API request. - **observe_page** β€” Get a compact, token-budgeted "observation" of any web page, purpose-built for AI agents. In ONE request it returns: id-indexed interactive elements (role, name, CSS selector, state), a heuristic page-type classification (login, signup, search, article, form, generic), and grouped "suggested actions" (login flow, search, primary buttons, navigation). Optionally include readable content (Markdown), the ARIA tree, and a screenshot. This is the fastest way for an agent to understand and act on an un-instrumented page β€” far more token-efficient than a raw screenshot or full DOM. Use the returned selectors with run_sequence to act. Costs 1 API request. - **import_agent_trace** β€” Convert a page-agent/browser-use action trace into a re-runnable PageBolt sequence. Give it the array of actions a page-agent produced (each entry may be either {action, index|selector, value, ...} or the {action_name: {...}} shape) plus, optionally, the selectors map from observe_page with format:"flatdomtree" to resolve indices to CSS selectors. Set save:false for a dry run that returns the translated steps without persisting. This endpoint does NOT consume request quota. Pair with observe_page (format:"flatdomtree") β†’ run an agent β†’ import_agent_trace to turn an ad-hoc agent run into a deterministic, replayable sequence. - **act_on_page** β€” Give PageBolt a URL and a plain-English GOAL; it runs an observeβ†’planβ†’actβ†’verify loop server-side until the goal is met, then returns a structured trace of every action it took plus a success/failure status. This is the "hands" on top of observe_page (the "eyes") β€” you do NOT author selectors or a step list yourself. Use act_on_page when you only know the OUTCOME you want (e.g. "log in and open billing", "accept the cookie banner and start a trial"); use run_sequence when you already know the exact deterministic steps/selectors (cheaper). Available on Starter+ plans. Cost is metered: 2 requests base + 1 per step taken. SECURITY: page text is treated as untrusted β€” the agent pursues only your goal and ignores instructions embedded in the page. Scope allowedDomains tightly and avoid destructive flows. - **visual_diff** β€” Compare two web pages (or HTML strings) pixel-by-pixel and return a diff image highlighting all visual differences. Supports full-page capture, device emulation, element selectors, and all screenshot-like options. Returns the diff image, changed pixel count, and percentage changed. Costs 1 API request. - **list_devices** β€” List all available device presets for viewport emulation (e.g. iphone_14_pro, macbook_pro_14). Use the returned device names with the viewportDevice parameter in take_screenshot. - **check_usage** β€” Check your current PageBolt API usage and plan limits. - **list_jobs** β€” List your recent async jobs (e.g. videos enqueued with record_video). Returns each job's id, type, status, and timestamps. Use get_job to fetch a specific job's full output. Free (no request quota). - **get_job** β€” Fetch the status and output of a single async job by id (e.g. an async video render started by record_video). While pending/processing, returns the current status; when completed, returns the job output β€” for videos, the hosted watch/embed/file URLs. Free (no request quota). - **create_session** β€” Create a persistent browser session (Starter+ plan required). The session keeps a live browser page open so you can reuse cookies, localStorage, and auth state across multiple take_screenshot or run_sequence calls. Pass the returned session_id to those tools. Sessions expire after 10 minutes of inactivity (hard cap: 30 minutes). Useful for AI agent workflows that log in once and then take multiple screenshots of authenticated pages. - **list_sessions** β€” List all active persistent browser sessions for your API key. Returns session IDs, creation times, and expiry times. Useful for checking which sessions are still alive before reusing them. - **destroy_session** β€” Explicitly destroy a persistent browser session before it expires. Frees the browser page immediately. Use this when you are done with a session to free up capacity. ## Claude Desktop Quick Installation Install path detected from listing signals. Uses `npx` (confidence: high): ```json "mcpServers": { "pagebolt-mcp": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y","pagebolt-mcp"], "env": { "PAGEBOLT_API_KEY": "" } } } ``` **Requires environment variables:** `PAGEBOLT_API_KEY` β€” the values above are empty placeholders; fill in real credentials before running (see the repository for what each one is for). ## Documentation & README # PageBolt MCP Server [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/pagebolt-mcp.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pagebolt-mcp) [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-blue.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) [![MCP](https://img.shields.io/badge/MCP-compatible-brightgreen)](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) Take screenshots, generate PDFs, create OG images, inspect pages, and record demo videos directly from your AI coding assistant. **Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and any MCP-compatible client.** pagebolt-screenshot_1 --- ## What It Does PageBolt MCP Server connects your AI assistant to [PageBolt's web capture API](https://pagebolt.dev), giving it the ability to: - **Take screenshots** of any URL, HTML, or Markdown (30+ parameters) - **Generate PDFs** from URLs or HTML (invoices, reports, docs) - **Create OG images** for social cards using templates or custom HTML - **Run browser sequences** β€” multi-step automation (navigate, click, fill, screenshot) - **Record demo videos** β€” browser automation as MP4/WebM/GIF with cursor effects, click animations, and auto-zoom - **Inspect pages** β€” get a structured map of interactive elements with CSS selectors (use before sequences) - **Observe pages for agents** β€” compact, token-budgeted observation with an optional `flatdomtree` mode for browser-use / page-agent interop - **Import agent traces** β€” turn a browser-use / page-agent action trace into a re-runnable PageBolt sequence - **List device presets** β€” 25+ devices (iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Galaxy, etc.) - **Check usage & track async jobs** β€” monitor your API quota and long async video renders in real time All results are returned inline β€” screenshots appear directly in your chat. --- ## Quick Start ### 1. Get a free API key Sign up at [pagebolt.dev](https://pagebolt.dev) β€” the free tier includes 100 requests/month, no credit card required. ### 2. Install & configure #### Claude Desktop Add to `~/.claude/claude_desktop_config.json`: ```json { "mcpServers": { "pagebolt": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "pagebolt-mcp"], "env": { "PAGEBOLT_API_KEY": "pf_live_your_key_here" } } } } ``` #### Cursor Add to `.cursor/mcp.json` in your project (or global config): ```json { "mcpServers": { "pagebolt": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "pagebolt-mcp"], "env": { "PAGEBOLT_API_KEY": "pf_live_your_key_here" } } } } ``` #### Windsurf Add to your Windsurf MCP settings: ```json { "mcpServers": { "pagebolt": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "pagebolt-mcp"], "env": { "PAGEBOLT_API_KEY": "pf_live_your_key_here" } } } } ``` #### Cline / Other MCP Clients Same config pattern β€” set `command` to `npx`, `args` to `["-y", "pagebolt-mcp"]`, and provide your API key in `env`. ### 3. Try it Ask your AI assistant: > "Take a screenshot of https://github.com in dark mode at 1920x1080" The screenshot will appear inline in your chat. --- ## Tools ### `take_screenshot` Capture a pixel-perfect screenshot of any URL, HTML, or Markdown. **Key parameters:** - `url` / `html` / `markdown` β€” content source - `width`, `height` β€” viewport size (default: 1280x720) - `viewportDevice` β€” device preset (e.g. `"iphone_14_pro"`, `"macbook_pro_14"`) - `fullPage` β€” capture the entire scrollable page - `darkMode` β€” emulate dark color scheme - `format` β€” `png`, `jpeg`, or `webp` - `blockBanners` β€” hide cookie consent banners - `blockAds` β€” block advertisements - `blockChats` β€” remove live chat widgets - `blockTrackers` β€” block tracking scripts - `extractMetadata` β€” get page title, description, OG tags alongside the screenshot - `selector` β€” capture a specific DOM element - `delay` β€” wait before capture (for animations) - `cookies`, `headers`, `authorization` β€” authenticated captures - `geolocation`, `timeZone` β€” location emulation - ...and 15+ more **Example prompts:** - "Screenshot https://example.com on an iPhone 14 Pro" - "Take a full-page screenshot of https://news.ycombinator.com with ad blocking" - "Capture this HTML in dark mode: `

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`" ### `generate_pdf` Generate a PDF from any URL or HTML content. **Parameters:** `url`/`html`, `format` (A4/Letter/Legal), `landscape`, `margin`, `scale`, `pageRanges`, `delay`, `saveTo` **Example prompts:** - "Generate a PDF of https://example.com and save it to ./report.pdf" - "Create a PDF from this invoice HTML in Letter format, landscape" ### `create_og_image` Create Open Graph / social preview images. **Parameters:** `template` (default/minimal/gradient), `html` (custom), `title`, `subtitle`, `logo`, `bgColor`, `textColor`, `accentColor`, `width`, `height`, `format` **Example prompts:** - "Create an OG image with title 'How to Build a SaaS' using the gradient template" - "Generate a social card with a dark blue background and white text" ### `run_sequence` Execute multi-step browser automation. **Actions:** `navigate`, `click`, `dblclick`, `fill`, `select`, `hover`, `scroll`, `wait`, `wait_for`, `evaluate`, `press_key`, `screenshot`, `pdf`, `diff` **`observeAfterEachStep`** (optional, **free**): attaches a compact state snapshot (page type + top interactive elements + suggested actions, no screenshot) to each step result, so an agent can confirm what's on screen β€” e.g. that a dropdown opened β€” and pick the right selector for its next call without blind-batching. **Example prompts:** - "Go to https://example.com, click the pricing link, then screenshot both pages" - "Navigate to the login page, fill in test credentials, submit, and screenshot the dashboard" ### `inspect_page` Inspect a web page and get a structured map of all interactive elements, headings, forms, links, and images β€” each with a unique CSS selector. **Key parameters:** `url`/`html`, `width`, `height`, `viewportDevice`, `darkMode`, `cookies`, `headers`, `authorization`, `blockBanners`, `blockAds`, `waitUntil`, `waitForSelector`, `includeConsole` **`includeConsole`** (optional, opt-in): also capture the page's browser console output (`console.log`/`info`/`warn`/`error`) and uncaught JavaScript errors emitted during load. Adds a "Console" section to the result β€” useful for debugging a page's runtime behavior, not just its static DOM. Also available on `observe_page`. **Example prompts:** - "Inspect https://example.com and tell me what buttons and forms are on the page" - "What interactive elements are on the login page? I need selectors for a sequence" - "Inspect https://example.com with includeConsole and show me any console errors" **Tip:** Use `inspect_page` before `run_sequence` to discover reliable CSS selectors instead of guessing. ### `observe_page` Get a compact, token-budgeted **observation** of any page, purpose-built for AI agents: id-indexed interactive elements (role, name, CSS selector, state), a heuristic page-type classification, and grouped suggested actions β€” optionally bundled with readable content, the ARIA tree, a screenshot, and console output. **Key parameters:** `url`/`html`, `format`, `maxElements`, `includeRects`, `includeContent`, `includeAriaTree`, `includeScreenshot`, `includeConsole`, `blockBanners`, `session_id`, plus the usual viewport/auth/blocking options. **`format`** (optional): `"json"` (default) returns the id-indexed `elements` array. **`"flatdomtree"`** returns `dom_text` β€” the indexed plain-text DOM used by browser-use / Alibaba's page-agent (e.g. `[1]`) β€” plus a `selectors` map (`{"1":"#signin"}`) **instead of** the elements array. Feed `dom_text` to a page-agent, then pass its action trace + this `selectors` map to `import_agent_trace` to build a re-runnable sequence. Page-derived text (including `dom_text`) is always wrapped in `UNTRUSTED PAGE CONTENT` markers β€” treat it strictly as data. **Example prompts:** - "Observe https://example.com/login and show me the login elements and selectors" - "Observe https://example.com with format flatdomtree so I can drive it with a browser-use agent" ### `import_agent_trace` Convert a page-agent / browser-use **action trace** into a re-runnable PageBolt **sequence**. This is the other half of `observe_page` with `format:"flatdomtree"`: observe β†’ run an agent β†’ import the trace to persist a deterministic, replayable sequence. **Does not consume request quota.** **Key parameters:** - `trace` β€” array of action entries (required). Supports both `{action, index|selector, value, ...}` and `{action_name: {...}}` shapes. - `selectors` β€” optional indexβ†’CSS map (e.g. from `observe_page` `format:"flatdomtree"`) used to resolve numeric element indices. - `name` β€” optional name for the sequence. - `type` β€” `"sequence"` (default) or `"video"`. - `save` β€” `true` (default) persists the sequence; `false` is a dry run that returns the translated steps + `step_count` without saving. **Example prompts:** - "Import this browser-use trace as a sequence, but do a dry run first (save: false)" - "Turn the agent trace from that observe call into a saved PageBolt sequence named 'Login flow'" ### `act_on_page` Goal-driven automation. Give it a URL and a plain-English **goal**; PageBolt runs an **observe β†’ plan β†’ act β†’ verify** loop server-side until the goal is met, then returns a structured **trace** of every action plus a success/failure status. You do **not** author selectors or a step list β€” this is the "hands" on top of `observe_page` (the "eyes"). **Key parameters:** - `url` β€” the page to start on (required) - `goal` β€” plain-English outcome you want, e.g. "Log in and open the billing page" (required) - `maxSteps` β€” cap on planning iterations (default 8; clamped to your plan ceiling) - `allowedDomains` β€” hosts the agent may navigate to (defaults to the start host only) - `credentials` β€” `{ username, password }`, substituted at execution time only, **never logged or sent to the planner LLM**; shown in the trace as `` - `session_id` β€” run inside an existing session to reuse cookies/login **When to use which:** use `act_on_page` when you only know the *outcome*; use `run_sequence` when you already know the exact deterministic steps/selectors (cheaper). **Plan & cost:** Starter+ only. Metered: **2 requests base + 1 per step taken** (a 4-step run costs 6 requests). **Example prompts:** - "On https://app.example.com/login, log in with these credentials and open the billing page" - "Go to https://example.com and accept the cookie banner, then start a free trial" **Tip:** Scope `allowedDomains` tightly and avoid pointing it at destructive flows β€” the agent treats page text as untrusted and pursues only your goal. ### `record_video` Record a professional demo video of a multi-step browser automation sequence with cursor effects, click animations, smooth movement, and optional AI voice narration. **Key parameters:** - `steps` β€” same actions as `run_sequence` (except no screenshot/pdf β€” the whole sequence is the video) - `format` β€” `mp4`, `webm`, or `gif` (default: mp4; webm/gif require Starter+) - `framerate` β€” 24, 30, or 60 fps (default: 30) - `pace` β€” speed preset: `"fast"`, `"normal"`, `"slow"`, `"dramatic"`, `"cinematic"`, or a number 0.25–6.0 - `cursor` β€” style (`highlight`/`circle`/`spotlight`/`dot`/`classic`), color, size, smoothing, persist - `clickEffect` β€” style (`ripple`/`pulse`/`ring`), color - `zoom` β€” auto-zoom on clicks with configurable level and duration - `frame` β€” browser chrome: `{ enabled: true, style: "macos" }` adds a macOS title bar - `background` β€” styled background: `{ enabled: true, type: "gradient", gradient: "midnight", padding: 40, borderRadius: 12 }` - `audioGuide` β€” AI voice narration: `{ enabled: true, script: "Intro. {{1}} Step one. {{2}} Step two. Outro." }` - `darkMode` β€” emulate dark color scheme in the browser (recommended for light-background sites) - `blockBanners` β€” hide cookie consent popups (use on almost every recording) - `async` β€” render via an async job and poll to completion. Long recordings are enqueued (`202 { job_id }`) and this tool waits for the result, so they don't hit MCP client / API request timeouts. The async result is a **private hosted video URL** (its bytes can't be pulled back via the API key). Set `false` to force a single blocking synchronous request that returns the video **inline** (base64 embedded + saved to `saveTo`). **Default: `true`, except when you pass `saveTo`** (then the synchronous path is used so the file is actually produced on disk). Falls back to sync automatically if async is unavailable. **Quota is charged only on success; max 5 pending jobs per account.** - `pollTimeoutMs` β€” max time to wait for an async job (default: 240000 β‰ˆ 4 min). If the render is still running when this elapses, the `job_id` is returned so you can check it later with `get_job`. - `saveTo` β€” output file path **Example prompts:** - "Record a video of logging into https://example.com with a spotlight cursor" - "Make a narrated demo video of the signup flow at slow pace, save as demo.mp4" - "Record a demo of https://example.com with a macOS frame and midnight background" --- #### Best Practices for Polished Video Demos **1. Always inspect_page first** Never guess CSS selectors. Call `inspect_page` on the target URL before building your steps β€” it returns exact selectors for every button, input, and link. Guessed selectors like `button.primary` frequently miss; discovered selectors like `#radix-trigger-tab-dashboard` always hit. ``` 1. inspect_page(url, { blockBanners: true }) 2. record_video(steps using selectors from step 1, ...) ``` **2. Use `live: true` on wait steps after clicks and navigations** After a click or navigate, content loads asynchronously. `live: false` (the default) freezes a single frame immediately β€” before anything renders. Set `live: true` on any wait step that follows an interaction so the video captures the actual page loading. ```json { "action": "click", "selector": "#submit-btn", "note": "Submitting the form" }, { "action": "wait", "ms": 2000, "live": true } ``` **3. Use `darkMode: true` for light-background sites** If the target site has a white or very light background, it will clash with gradient/glass video backgrounds. Set `darkMode: true` to emulate `prefers-color-scheme: dark` β€” most modern sites adapt cleanly, and the result looks far more polished on screen. **4. Use `pace`, not wait steps, for timing** `pace` automatically inserts pauses between every step. Only use `wait` steps when the page genuinely needs load time (after navigation, after a click that triggers a fetch). Don't pad every transition with a wait β€” it creates dead air. | Use case | What to do | |----------|-----------| | Natural pacing between steps | Set `pace: "slow"` or `pace: "dramatic"` | | Page needs to load after click | `{ action: "wait", ms: 1500, live: true }` | | Hold on a view for narration | `{ action: "wait", ms: 3000, live: true }` | **5. Write an outro in the narration script** Audio is the master clock β€” the video trims or extends to match the TTS duration. Always end your `audioGuide.script` with a sentence after the last `{{N}}` marker. This prevents abrupt endings and gives the viewer a call to action. ```json "audioGuide": { "enabled": true, "script": "Welcome to PageBolt. {{1}} First, navigate to the dashboard. {{2}} Click on the export button. {{3}} Your report downloads instantly. Try it free at pagebolt.dev." } ``` The text after `{{3}}` plays over the final frames as a clean outro. Without it, the audio ends mid-sequence and the remaining video plays in silence. **6. Add notes on every meaningful step** Notes render as styled tooltip overlays during playback. Add a `"note"` field on every action step except `wait`/`wait_for`. Keep them short (under 80 chars). They turn a raw browser recording into a guided tour. ```json { "action": "navigate", "url": "https://example.com", "note": "Opening the dashboard" }, { "action": "click", "selector": "#export-btn", "note": "Click to export as PDF" } ``` **7. Complete polished video example** ```json { "steps": [ { "action": "navigate", "url": "https://app.example.com", "note": "Opening the app" }, { "action": "wait", "ms": 1500, "live": true }, { "action": "click", "selector": "#tab-reports", "note": "Switch to the Reports tab" }, { "action": "wait", "ms": 1200, "live": true }, { "action": "click", "selector": "#btn-export", "note": "Export the current report" }, { "action": "wait", "ms": 2000, "live": true }, { "action": "scroll", "y": 400, "note": "Scroll to see the full results" } ], "pace": "slow", "format": "mp4", "darkMode": true, "blockBanners": true, "frame": { "enabled": true, "style": "macos", "theme": "dark" }, "background": { "enabled": true, "type": "gradient", "gradient": "midnight", "padding": 40, "borderRadius": 12 }, "cursor": { "style": "classic", "visible": true, "persist": true }, "clickEffect": { "style": "ripple" }, "audioGuide": { "enabled": true, "script": "Here's how the export flow works. {{1}} Open the app and navigate to the dashboard. {{2}} Switch to the Reports tab. {{3}} Click Export. {{4}} Your report is ready in seconds. Try it free at example.com." } } ``` ### `list_devices` List all 25+ available device presets with viewport dimensions. **Example prompt:** - "What device presets are available for screenshots?" ### `check_usage` Check your current API usage and plan limits. **Example prompt:** - "How many API requests do I have left this month?" ### `list_jobs` List your recent async jobs (e.g. videos enqueued with `record_video`). Returns each job's id, type, status, and timestamps. **Free** (no request quota). **Example prompt:** - "List my recent async video jobs and their status" ### `get_job` Fetch the status and output of a single async job by id. While pending/processing it returns the current status; when completed it returns the output β€” for videos, the hosted watch/embed/file URLs. **Free** (no request quota). **Key parameter:** `job_id` **Example prompt:** - "Check the status of video job abc123" --- ## Prompts Pre-built prompt templates for common workflows. In clients that support MCP prompts, these appear as slash commands. ### `/capture-page` Capture a clean screenshot of any URL with sensible defaults (blocks banners, ads, chats, trackers). **Arguments:** `url` (required), `device`, `dark_mode`, `full_page` ### `/record-demo` Record a professional demo video. The agent inspects the page first to discover selectors, then builds a video recording sequence. **Arguments:** `url` (required), `description` (required β€” what the demo should show), `pace`, `format` ### `/audit-page` Inspect a page and get a structured analysis of its elements, forms, links, headings, and potential issues. **Arguments:** `url` (required) ### `/capture-authenticated` Capture a page behind a login using the [auth.md](https://workos.com/auth.md) discovery pattern: find the target's auth metadata, obtain a credential on the user's behalf, then hand it to PageBolt via `authorization`/`cookies`/`headers`. Includes a built-in reality check β€” auth.md grants **API tokens, not browser session cookies**, so cookie-session web apps still need a real session cookie (which the prompt guides the agent to request). **Arguments:** `url` (required), `capture` (`observe`|`screenshot`), `credential`, `credential_type` (`bearer`|`cookie`|`header`) --- ## Resources ### `pagebolt://api-docs` The full PageBolt API reference as a text resource. AI agents that support MCP resources can read this for detailed parameter documentation beyond what fits in tool descriptions. Content is fetched from the live `llms-full.txt` endpoint. --- ## Configuration | Environment Variable | Required | Default | Description | |---------------------|----------|---------|-------------| | `PAGEBOLT_API_KEY` | **Yes** | β€” | Your PageBolt API key ([get one free](https://pagebolt.dev)) | | `PAGEBOLT_BASE_URL` | No | `https://pagebolt.dev` | API base URL | --- ## Pricing | Plan | Price | Requests/mo | Rate Limit | |------|-------|-------------|------------| | **Free** | $0 | 100 | 10 req/min | | Starter | $29/mo | 5,000 | 60 req/min | | Growth | $79/mo | 25,000 | 120 req/min | | Scale | $199/mo | 100,000 | 300 req/min | Free plan requires no credit card. Starter and Growth include a 14-day free trial. --- ## Why PageBolt? - **6 APIs, one key** β€” screenshot, PDF, OG image, browser automation, video recording, page inspection. Stop paying for separate tools. - **Clean captures** β€” automatic ad blocking, cookie banner removal, chat widget suppression, tracker blocking. - **25+ device presets** β€” iPhone SE to Galaxy S24 Ultra, iPad Pro, MacBook, Desktop 4K. - **Ship in 5 minutes** β€” plain HTTP, no SDKs required, works in any language. - **Inline results** β€” screenshots and OG images appear directly in your AI chat. --- ## Links - **Website:** [pagebolt.dev](https://pagebolt.dev) - **API Docs:** [pagebolt.dev/docs.html](https://pagebolt.dev/docs.html) - **npm:** [npmjs.com/package/pagebolt-mcp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pagebolt-mcp) - **Issues:** [github.com/Custodia-Admin/pagebolt-mcp/issues](https://github.com/Custodia-Admin/pagebolt-mcp/issues) --- ## License MIT