Archivepanel

Pricing

One meter. You pay for what you keep.

Storage is the only thing Archivepanel charges for. There are no tiers, no seats and no per-capture fee — the only number that changes your bill is how many gigabytes your archive occupies. One plan: it lifts the storage cap and adds scheduled captures. The rate falls as the archive grows.

Rate
€0.19
Per gigabyte, per month, rounded up. Falls to €0.10 at volume.
Minimum
€1.90
Ten gigabytes is the smallest billable quantity, so that is the smallest bill.
To start
Free
A free storage allowance, no card, no expiry. One-off captures, WARC export and account export all included.
To leave
One file
Export the entire account whenever you like, subscribed or not.

What you get

The free tier is the product, in miniature.

Almost everything is on both sides. The plan lifts the storage cap and adds scheduled captures; nothing else is held back, and nothing you capture on the free tier is watermarked, degraded or locked in.

 FreePaid
Storage50 MBNo limit
Scheduled & sitemap captures—Included
One-off capturesYesYes
Self-contained HTML, preview, plain textYesYes
WARC 1.1 exportYesYes
Search across a site's archived textYesYes
Whole-account exportYesYes
Two-factor sign-inYesYes
Cancelling never costs you a snapshot. An account that drops back to the free tier keeps every archive it holds, and can still read, search, download and export all of them. Schedules are kept too — they stop firing and start again if you subscribe.

The arithmetic

You can work out your own bill.

Your stored total is read at the moment the monthly charge runs and rounded up to the next whole gigabyte, with ten as the floor. It is the same figure the dashboard shows you, which means the invoice never says something the account does not.

StoredBilled asPer month
40 MB10 GB€1.90
7.4 GB10 GB€1.90
12.2 GB13 GB€2.47
50 GB50 GB€9.50
250 GB250 GB€41.50
1 TB1024 GB€141.88
2 TB2048 GB€244.28
The first ten gigabytes are the minimum, not an extra. A subscribed account is billed for at least 10 GB whatever it is holding, which at €0.19 a gigabyte is the €1.90 monthly minimum. Above that the meter simply carries on: there is no separate fee, no line on the invoice for it, and nothing to reach before the rate applies.
A gigabyte here is 1024 MB. The decimal gigabyte would earn us slightly more per byte, and it is what storage vendors like to quote. We use the binary one because it is the unit every size in your dashboard is already shown in, and a bill you cannot reconcile against your own account is not a bill, it is a surprise.

Volume

The rate falls as the archive grows.

Discounts are graduated: each rate applies only to the gigabytes inside its own band, the way an income tax band works. Crossing 100 GB does not reprice what you were already storing — it prices the next gigabyte more cheaply and leaves the rest alone.

GigabytesRate eachDiscount
1 – 100€0.19—
101 – 500€0.1520% off
501 – 1024€0.1235% off
1025 and above€0.1047% off
Worked example, 2 TB. The first 100 GB at €0.19 is €19.00; the next 400 at €0.15 is €60.00; the next 524 at €0.12 is €62.88; the remaining 1024 at €0.10 is €102.40. Total €244.28 — a blended €0.12 a gigabyte. Your dashboard shows this same breakdown, band by band, for your own account.
There is no cliff at any threshold. Because the bands are graduated, the bill never jumps when you cross one and never falls when you store more. 501 GB costs twelve cents more than 500 GB, and that is all that happens.

What counts

Everything a capture puts in storage, and nothing else.

Metered

The five files a capture produces: the self-contained document, its preview image, its plain-text rendering, its WARC container and its JSON manifest. They are what occupies the bucket, so they are what is counted.

Not metered

Captures, sitemap expansions, sites, users, searches, downloads, WARC exports and account exports. Take as many snapshots as you like — the bill only reflects the ones you keep, and a schedule costs no more than capturing the same pages by hand would.

Reduce it whenever

Deleting snapshots lowers the next charge, because the meter is read fresh each month rather than carried forward, down to the €1.90 minimum. There is no minimum term and nothing to downgrade.

How paying works

One authorisation, then a charge a month.

1 Start free

New accounts get a free storage allowance with no card and no expiry. Capture pages one at a time, search them, download them, take the WARC files and export the whole account — all on the free tier.

2 Subscribe

One payment of the €1.90 minimum buys your first month and authorises the months that follow. The cap goes away and scheduled captures become available. Payment is handled by Mollie; we never see or store your card details.

3 Pay for what you keep

Each month your stored total is read, rounded up and charged, and you get a receipt saying exactly which figure it came from. Your billing history lists every charge beside the storage it was based on.

Cancel whenever you like. The authorisation is revoked, no further charge is made, and every snapshot you hold stays exactly where it is. Your account returns to the free allowance and your schedules stop firing — they are kept, not deleted, and resume if you subscribe again. Nothing you have already stored is deleted, hidden or downgraded.

If a payment fails

We pause new captures. We never touch your archive.

A card expires, a bank declines something, a business changes its details. None of that is a reason to hold an archive hostage, and it is never a reason to delete one.

Leaving

The exit is a feature, not a support ticket.

Any account, free or paid, can export itself in full from its settings page: one .tar.zst containing every capture it holds — document, preview, plain text, WARC and manifest — with an index of the lot. No request, no queue, no waiting on us.

Each capture is also already a WARC file, which is the format the rest of the web-archiving world reads. Your snapshots open in pywb and replay through ReplayWeb.page whether or not you are still a customer.

Extract an export

tar --zstd -xf archivepanel-export-*.tar.zst

Questions we would ask

The small print, in plain words.

Is the first payment a deposit? No. It is your first month at the €1.90 minimum, the 10 GB every subscribed account is billed for. A payment provider cannot authorise future charges without one real payment, so that payment is the one you would have made anyway.
What if I store less next month? You pay less. The meter is read fresh at each charge, not carried forward from a peak.
Do I have to ask for the volume discount? No. It is applied automatically, band by band, on every charge. There is nothing to negotiate and no plan to switch to.
Is there a contract or minimum term? No. Cancel at any time and you are not charged again.
Do failed or cancelled captures cost anything? No. A capture that did not complete stores nothing, so there is nothing to bill.
What about VAT? Prices are shown excluding VAT. Archivepanel is operated by Sverige Analytics AB in Sweden; VAT is applied where it is due, according to where you are and whether you supply a valid VAT number.
Who handles the payment? Mollie, a licensed European payment institution. We store an authorisation reference and nothing else — no card number ever reaches our systems.

Start on the free allowance.

Capture something, look at what it stored, and decide afterwards whether it is worth €0.19 a gigabyte to keep it.