Doczilla turns HTML into PDFs and screenshots via API with Handlebars templating and usage-based pricing. See plans, features, and who it's built for.
Doczilla is an API-based document generation service that converts HTML into PDFs or image screenshots, aimed at developers who need reliable, scriptable document creation without running their own headless browser infrastructure. It is built and operated by Palm Tree Coding B.V., a small software studio based in Renswoude, Netherlands, founded in 2017.
The service is positioned around ease of integration, described as being one API call away, with support for HTML templating, webhook-based callbacks when jobs complete, and direct integration with cloud storage providers like AWS and GCP.
Doczilla's core feature set includes Handlebars templating for dynamic HTML-to-PDF generation, full web font and CSS compatibility for accurate rendering, and queueing options for handling high request volumes without overwhelming a single job. Signed URLs let generated files be delivered securely from cloud storage.
The service also supports webhook callbacks so applications can be notified asynchronously when a document or screenshot has finished rendering, which is useful for high-volume or batch workflows where synchronous waiting is impractical.
Doczilla's Hobby tier is free and includes 250 requests per month with a rate limit of 30 requests per minute, requiring no credit card to start. The Pro tier costs 4.99 euros per month, includes 2,000 requests, and charges about 0.00372 euros for each additional request beyond that, with a higher 120 requests per minute limit.
An Enterprise tier offers custom per-request pricing and higher rate limits with priority support, aimed at large-scale customers such as Fortune 500 companies with high-volume document generation needs.
Yes, Doczilla's Hobby tier is free and includes 250 requests per month with no credit card required.
The Pro plan costs 4.99 euros per month, includes 2,000 requests, and charges about 0.00372 euros per additional request.
Doczilla is built by Palm Tree Coding B.V., a small software studio based in Renswoude, Netherlands.
Yes, Doczilla offers both a PDF API and a separate screenshot API.
Yes, it supports Handlebars-based HTML templating so documents can be populated with variable data.