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Corbin Vachal
Corbin Vachal

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Launching AgentRender: a public demo API for AI agents (screenshot, PDF, extract + MCP)

I'm shipping AgentRender — a public demo API that turns a public URL into a screenshot, PDF, or structured page extract, with first-class MCP tools for agents.

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MCP

What's live

  • Waitlist (Formspree) for free-key interest
  • Demo API: POST /v1/screenshot, /v1/pdf, /v1/extract, GET /healthz
  • Real Chromium screenshots via Playwright (plus PDF + extract)

Pricing

Plan Price Renders/mo
Free $0 150
Starter $17 2,000
Growth $79 10,000
Scale $259 50,000

Billing note: Live Stripe checkout is open for real charges; free keys are still available via the waitlist on https://agentrenderapi.com.

No fake traction — looking for design partners and waitlist feedback (would you pay $17 or $79?).

Built for agents: MCP + render receipts, not screenshot-only marketing APIs.

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Corbin Vachal •

Quick launch update since the original post: AgentRender’s remote MCP endpoint is now live, backed by real Playwright Chromium for screenshot, PDF, and extract jobs. The MCP listing is up on Glama and mcpservers.org, and the Python package is on PyPI for local integrations. Soft Starter is $17 on the site, and there’s a free waitlist if you’re still evaluating. I’m keeping the product focused on rendering public URLs and returning usable outputs rather than overclaiming provenance or TSA capabilities. Details + waitlist: agentrenderapi.com

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Corbin Vachal •

AgentRender is on Product Hunt today if you want to support or roast the MCP + extract shape:

producthunt.com/posts/agentrender

Site: agentrenderapi.com

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Alex @Bickov •

Worth checking what happens when someone feeds this a genuinely long page instead of a single viewport. A lot of these render pipelines look fine on a demo screenshot but choke or downscale hard once the image gets tall, and agents lose small text first, before anything else breaks visibly.

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Corbin Vachal •

Thanks for reading — canonical links now live:

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Corbin Vachal •

Also shared a short launch thread on X and LinkedIn:

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