A modern HTTrack alternative.
HTTrack is a capable classic, but it's a desktop install that struggles with JavaScript. Website Sucker runs in your browser and renders modern sites with a real engine.
HTTrack has downloaded websites for offline use for over two decades, and it's still solid for simple, static sites. But it's a desktop application you install, its interface shows its age, and it fetches raw HTML — so modern JavaScript-rendered pages often come down broken or empty.
Website Sucker is built for today's web. It runs entirely in your browser on any operating system, renders each page with a real headless browser before capture, and hands you one organised ZIP with links already rewritten for offline use.
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages. See exactly what was captured before you pay. $1.99 downloads the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages); if it's bigger than the free scrape, we finish the rest and nothing is scraped twice.
Renders JavaScript
A real headless browser captures modern, script-driven pages that HTTrack often misses.
No install, any OS
Runs in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook — nothing to download or configure.
Organised ZIP
One archive with a clean folder structure and links rewritten for offline browsing.
See it before you pay
Your free first scrape lists every captured page and file, with the total size, before you pay.
Is Website Sucker free like HTTrack?
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages. Downloading the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages), costs $1.99 (packs from $1.30 per credit), or $5.99/month unlimited (up to 500 MB per scrape). HTTrack is free and open source, but it's a desktop install and doesn't render JavaScript.
Why choose Website Sucker over HTTrack?
If you're downloading a modern, JavaScript-heavy site, or you'd rather not install desktop software, Website Sucker renders pages with a real browser and runs anywhere. For simple static sites on your own machine, HTTrack still works well.
Does it run on Mac?
Yes — Website Sucker runs in any browser on any operating system, including macOS and ChromeOS, with nothing to install.
What do I get at the end?
A single organised ZIP with the site's HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts, with internal links rewritten so it opens offline in any browser.
Enable JavaScript to use Website Sucker.