Your own personal internet archive.
ArchiveBox lets you save copies of web pages, articles, videos, and social media posts so you never lose them. Whether it's a news article, a blog post, or a YouTube video, you can keep a permanent snapshot that stays yours forever.
What makes ArchiveBox worth launching.
Every link you save is stored as a webpage, screenshot, PDF, and plain text — so you can always access it no matter what.
Install the browser extension and save any page you're visiting with a single click, right from your toolbar.
Bring in your existing bookmarks, browser history, or saved links from Pocket, Pinboard, and RSS feeds all at once.
Add tags to your saved pages to keep everything organized and easy to find later.
Full-text search across all your archived pages, so you can find what you need in seconds.
Set up recurring imports from RSS feeds or bookmark lists to automatically archive new content as it appears.
If you fit one of these, ArchiveBox is probably built for you.
Practical scenarios where ArchiveBox makes a real difference.
Save academic papers, news articles, and source material as permanent copies you can cite and reference later, even if the original goes offline.
Import years of saved bookmarks and browser history into one searchable archive that won't disappear when services shut down.
Archive YouTube videos, SoundCloud tracks, and social media posts before they get taken down or lost to time.
Capture screenshots and full-page snapshots of web pages as evidence for legal cases, investigations, or public records.
ArchiveBox is a tool that saves the websites and online content you care about — and keeps them as permanent copies you can browse anytime, even if the original page disappears. Think of it as your own personal internet archive. When you give it a link, ArchiveBox automatically saves the page as HTML, a screenshot, a PDF, and plain text, so you always have a version you can open. It can also grab videos, articles, and even source code from sites like GitHub. People use it to save important research, preserve their bookmarks, back up social media posts, or just keep a copy of content they know might vanish. With a built-in browser extension, you can save pages with one click as you browse.
ArchiveBox is one of the most popular open-source web archiving tools in the world, trusted by librarians, journalists, researchers, and everyday users who want to keep the web content they care about. It saves pages in multiple redundant formats — HTML, screenshots, PDFs, text, and more — so you can always open them, no matter what. With over 27,000 stars on GitHub and a passionate community behind it, ArchiveBox is built to last and constantly improving. Whether you want to preserve a single blog post or build a massive collection, it's the tool people turn to when they want to keep the internet from disappearing.
No per-seat pricing
Add your whole team for one flat fee.
Your data stays yours
Nothing passes through a third-party cloud.
Use your own domain
Run it on yourdomain.com with free SSL.
No terminal. No config. No docs.
Workflow automation
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Your own private server — no shared hosting, no slowdowns.
Deploy ArchiveBox and as many other apps as you want — no per-app charges, ever.
Full ownership. No third-party access. Export anytime.
Unlimited apps, unlimited users, unlimited traffic. One bill.
SSL, backups, and updates run automatically behind the scenes.
Cancel anytime. Take your data with you. No questions asked.
What others charge for just the empty server.
Server costs only. Prices checked June 2026.
4 vCPU cores, 8 GB RAM, 150 GB storage
A solid place to start
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| Vultr | $40/mo | $21 (53%) |
| Linode | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $84/mo | $65 (77%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $103.45/mo | $84.45 (82%) |
8 vCPU cores, 24 GB RAM, 400 GB storage
The sweet spot for most people
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Vultr | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Linode | $192/mo | $143 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $164/mo | $115 (70%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $231.17/mo | $182.17 (79%) |
16 vCPU cores, 64 GB RAM, 600 GB storage
For power users
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Vultr | $320/mo | $221 (69%) |
| Linode | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $474.53/mo | $375.53 (79%) |
Prices checked June 2026. Excludes taxes, credits, backups, bandwidth.
Everything you need to know about launching ArchiveBox on OpenZapps.
ArchiveBox is an app that saves permanent copies of websites, articles, and videos so you can open them later even if the original page goes offline. It captures each page as a screenshot, PDF, HTML file, and text.
Not at all! OpenZapps handles all the setup for you. Once your app is live, you just log in and start adding links — it's as easy as using any other website.
ArchiveBox itself is free and open source. You pay OpenZapps a flat monthly fee to run it for you, so you don't have to worry about setup, maintenance, or anything technical.
Yes. Your archive belongs to you and only you. No one else can access your saved pages unless you choose to share them.
Yes! Through OpenZapps, you can connect your own custom domain so your archive lives at a web address you choose.
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