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Archive web pages as evidence

You report on what a page said when you saw it. PagePocket captures sources before they're edited or deleted — a dated, searchable record that stays private until you share it.

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For journalists

How journalists use PagePocket

Archive web pages as evidence before sources disappear.

Snapshot sources before they're edited or deleted

Press pages get rewritten, posts get taken down, and whole sites vanish mid-story. While you are reading, one click in the extension saves the full page — text, images, and layout — to your private library before anything can change.

PagePocket extension side panel ready to save the current page
The PagePocket extension side panel in its ready state, staged against the live page it is about to save with one click.

Preserve the receipts for fact-check

Every snapshot keeps the content as it was when you saved it, with the save time recorded in your library. During fact-check, search your archive for a phrase and pull up the exact page — so the quote in your draft matches what the source actually published.

PagePocket search bar with a live preview of matching saved pages
Searching the archive from the top bar: typing “preservation” surfaces matching saved pages with a live preview.

Give editors a link to the exact copy

Share a link and your editor sees the archived page itself — not the live URL, which may have changed by the time they open it. Recipients need no account, links can carry an expiry, and you can revoke access when the story runs.

A shared PagePocket archive page viewed without an account
A shared PagePocket page opened logged-out: the full archived article behind a “Shared via PagePocket” banner.

FAQ

Common questions from journalists

Can a PagePocket snapshot serve as evidence?
It preserves exactly what a page said when you saved it — full content, with the save time recorded — which makes it a solid working record for reporting and fact-checking. It is not a certified or notarised capture; if you need third-party attestation, pair PagePocket with a dedicated evidence service.
Do my saved sources stay private?
Yes — your archive is private by default. Nothing is published anywhere unless you create a share link, and links can carry an expiry date and be revoked at any time.
What happens when a source page disappears?
Your saved copy keeps working. Archived pages are stored as self-contained copies in your cloud library, so you can open and read them whether or not the source site still exists.
What does PagePocket cost?
The Free plan covers 50 page saves a month with 500 MB of storage, including full-text search, collections, and share links — enough to run the workflows on this page. Pro is $2/month (billed yearly, $24/yr) when you need a bigger library: more pages, 10 GB, and unlimited collections.

More workflows

Other ways to use PagePocket

Same product, four workflows: full-fidelity saves, a private library, full-text search, and shareable links.

Researchers

Save web pages for research and cite pages that don't change.

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Developers

Pin documentation versions and the pages you debug against.

See how developers use it

Archivists

A full-fidelity, personal web archive you control.

See how archivists use it

Never lose a source again

Start free — 50 pages/month, no credit card. Pro is $2/mo when you need more.

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