SpeedyShot
HQ Screenshots and PDFs Generation
Many companies all around the world will at some point need to generate PDFs and/or screenshots. Be it from web pages, or HTML code.
What does this result in? Many different in-house tools in many different companies. Due to the time pressure in most companies, these are often not tweaked in the most optimal way, and might even be insecure. This time and effort could be well-spent somewhere else.
Here is where SpeedyShot comes in. We did all the research and tweaking for you. All you have to do is plug into our API, or use one of our no-code integrations. We'll do the rest for you.
SpeedyShot was made to be secure and deliver you the best possible Screenshots and PDF experience for a reasonable price, all while making the adoption of SpeedyShot as smooth as possible.
As a Software Arhictect I've worked on many projects, big and small.
I wanted to have a project of my own, and I did work on many different projects. However, working on many projects at the same time is counter-productive, and most of them didn't get to be launched.
This time I decided to fully focus on one single product, and make it the best of its kind.
I want SpeedyShot to be helpful to every single user, including myself, and in order to do that, a lot of hard work needs to get into it. Not only development but also a lot of research and trial-and-error needs to be done until the product is just right.
This is what I've done for SpeedyShot, after tons of hard work, the MVP was launched around May 2022.
While SpeedyShot already provides a very high level of customizability, there are still areas that can be enhanced with extra functionalities. For example, this week I added support for Make.com no-code integration with SpeedyShot.
There are many more features in the backlog that I want to make available to all our users -- rest assured, these new features are all coming.
2 Comments
Just tried it - seems good.
Two things
1/ What does '1 credit' get? I can't find how much a PDF is vs a PNG or a JPG, etc. (at least not easily)
2/ I'd change the hover from black to your yellow you use (#eab308) so it is easier to see
Otherwise, good luck! :)
Hi @chrish,
Thanks for trying out SpeedyShot and giving feedback, appreciate it! Good stuff!
1- At this point, 1 request (of anything) is 1 credit, I should make that clearer.
It's in my roadmap to optimize the pricing for text/html crawling requests since text-only requests cost less bandwidth. I need more data on actual costs before making that decision though to avoid making it unrealistically affordable.
2- Great idea, I'll tweak that along with the next UI changes :-)