Rate card archives
PDF competitor and partner pricing on a schedule for finance review.
URL and HTML to PDF
Capture fee schedules and disclosures
Export live pricing and billing pages to PDF without hosting wkhtmltopdf or Chromium. Headers, footers, and full-page options included.
Works with your agent stack
Use cases
PDF evidence from live pages
Fintech and billing teams need point-in-time PDFs of public rate cards and terms. We render JavaScript-heavy pricing pages before conversion.
Invoice HTML
POST raw HTML to /pdf when you generate documents server-side without a browser.
Audit-ready output
Full-page PDFs match what the browser rendered, including dynamic tables.
Technical approach
Rendered PDFs, not broken layouts
PDF generation runs after full page render. SPAs and client-side pricing tables convert correctly.
URL or HTML input
Convert a live URL or POST HTML string for invoice and report generation.
Full-page mode
Capture long fee schedules and disclosure pages in one PDF.
No CVE surface
Skip self-hosted wkhtmltopdf. We patch and operate the render stack.
Integration
PDF pipeline
Render PDF
POST URL to /v1/pdf. Save binary response to storage.
View docs →Pair with Markdown
Use /markdown on the same URL when reviewers need searchable text too.
Markdown API →Automate weekly
Cron job captures rate cards. Cache skips unchanged pages.
Pricing →001HTML string or URL?
Both. POST url for live pages or html for server-generated invoice templates.
002Custom headers and footers?
See docs for PDF options including page sizing and margin controls.
003JavaScript pricing tables?
Yes. We render in a browser before PDF conversion.
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Web capture for every workflow
Quality & compliance
Visual regression
Compare screenshots release over release without running headless Chrome yourself.
Learn more →Quality & complianceCompliance & archival
PNG, PDF, and HTML from one load. Provably the same moment.
Learn more →Quality & complianceLink auditing
Verify every link on a page. Flag 4xx and unreachable URLs.
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