Wayback Machine Snapshots — $0.20/1K
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from $0.20 / 1,000 archive snapshots
Wayback Machine Snapshots — $0.20/1K
Export archived URL history from the Internet Archive CDX index with date, status, MIME type, digest, and replay links.
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Wayback Machine Snapshots
Export website history from the Internet Archive's public CDX index. Use it for domain research, migrations, broken-link recovery, compliance timelines, SEO archaeology, brand monitoring, and historical datasets.
The Actor returns capture metadata and replay links. It does not download or rebroadcast the archived page bodies.
What you get
Each archived capture becomes one dataset item with:
- requested target and original archived URL
- Wayback timestamp and ISO capture time
- normal replay and raw replay URLs
- original status code and MIME type
- content digest and recorded content length
- CDX URL key and match type
Input example
{"urls": ["example.com"],"matchType": "domain","fromYear": 2024,"toYear": 2026,"statusCodes": ["200"],"mimeTypes": ["text/html"],"collapseDuplicates": true,"maxSnapshotsPerUrl": 100}
Exact matching is safest for a single page. Prefix and domain matching can return much larger archives; maxSnapshotsPerUrl is always a hard output and price ceiling.
Output example
{"requestedUrl": "example.com","originalUrl": "https://example.com/","timestamp": "20260830123456","capturedAt": "2026-08-30T12:34:56.000Z","snapshotUrl": "https://web.archive.org/web/20260830123456/https://example.com/","statusCode": 200,"mimeType": "text/html","digest": "ABC123"}
Automation and AI agents
Use the API, OpenAPI, MCP, Python, JavaScript, CLI, webhook, or scheduling examples in the Actor's API tab. Schedule exact URLs to detect newly indexed captures or feed domain histories into restoration and research agents.
Reliability and responsible use
Internet Archive is an independent public service and may throttle bursts or temporarily return errors. The Actor uses low default concurrency and bounded retries. It tries the public archive directly first and only falls back to Apify Proxy when the cloud route is rejected. Availability of a capture does not grant rights to republish its content; follow Internet Archive policies and applicable law.