// PRICING & TIERS

Choose Your Preservation Plan

Whether you're a researcher, developer, or institution, we have a tier to help you preserve, analyze, and restore the early web.

ARCHIVIST
$0/mo

Perfect for students and enthusiasts exploring the early web.

Start Free
  • 500 page archives / month
  • Basic search & filters
  • Standard HTML rendering
  • Community support
  • API access
  • Bulk download
  • Priority crawling
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RESTORER
$29/mo

For developers, historians, and agencies preserving digital heritage.

Upgrade to Pro
  • 25,000 page archives / month
  • Advanced filters & metadata
  • Pixel-perfect retro rendering
  • Email & live chat support
  • Full REST API access
  • Bulk ZIP downloads
  • Dedicated infrastructure
INSTITUTION
$149/mo

For universities, libraries, and enterprises requiring scale & compliance.

Contact Sales
  • Unlimited page archives
  • Custom crawling rules
  • Authenticated preservation logs
  • 24/7 priority support & SLA
  • GraphQL & WebSocket APIs
  • On-premise deployment option
  • Custom integrations & SSO
// FEATURE COMPARISON

Compare All Tiers

Feature Archivist Restorer Institution
Monthly Archive Limit 500 25,000 Unlimited
Search & Metadata Basic Advanced Custom
Retro Rendering Engine Standard Pixel-Perfect Pixel-Perfect
API Access ✕ REST REST + GraphQL
Bulk Downloads ✕ ZIP S3 / TAR.GZ
Authenticity Verification ✕ Timestamped Cryptographically Signed
Support Level Community Priority 24/7 Dedicated
// FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions?

Yes. All plans can be upgraded, downgraded, or canceled at any time. Changes take effect at the start of your next billing cycle. No hidden fees or long-term contracts.

Our engine uses era-specific user agents, deprecated CSS parsers, and vintage browser kernels to reproduce the exact visual and behavioral experience of the 1990-1999 web.

Absolutely. Universities, museums, and registered non-profits qualify for up to 40% off Institution-tier pricing. Contact our sales team with your credentials to apply.

By default, archived pages are private to your account. You can optionally publish collections to our public directory or embed them in your own research projects.

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