A lot of Webflow sites need clean page previews: CMS thumbnails, portfolio cards, client galleries. SiteCatch is my attempt at making that boring screenshot layer easier.
I'm sharing it here because you're probably the closest fit for what it's for.
The main workflow:
paste in a domain
it finds the pages on the site
you pick the ones you want
it captures them into a small library
you get hosted image URLs you can use directly in a Webflow CMS collection
You can capture full page or pick a size. There's also a regular screenshot API for one-off URLs, but the whole-site scan is the part I most want to get right.
I recently added scheduled re-captures too: after a scan you can keep selected pages fresh daily or weekly, and each run is saved as a dated snapshot. It's more of a simple screenshot history than a monitoring tool. No change alerts, no auto-updating image URLs, no uptime checks.
Some sites block automated browsers, like Cloudflare checks or login walls, so SiteCatch won't capture them. If that happens, the page shows as failed and costs nothing.
New accounts get 25 free credits (one credit is one screenshot), no card required. You can try it at https://sitecatch.io
If you build Webflow sites, I'd genuinely value a blunt first impression after a quick look: where (if anywhere) would this fit your workflow, and what would put you off using it on a real client project?