A SiteSucker alternative for any device.
SiteSucker is Mac- and iOS-only. Website Sucker runs in any browser on any OS, renders modern JavaScript sites, and hands you a single ZIP.
SiteSucker is a well-loved offline downloader — if you're on an Apple device. It's a native Mac and iOS app, so Windows, Linux, and Chromebook users are out of luck, and like most classic downloaders it can struggle with heavily JavaScript-driven pages.
Website Sucker removes those limits. It runs in the browser on any operating system, renders every page with a real headless browser so modern sites are captured faithfully, and packages the result into one organised ZIP with links already rewritten for offline use.
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages. See every captured page and file before you pay. $1.99 downloads the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages).
Not just Mac
Runs in any browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook — no native app required.
Real-browser rendering
Captures JavaScript-heavy modern sites that fetch-only downloaders miss.
One organised ZIP
A clean archive with folders and offline-ready links, not a loose folder tree.
See it first
Your free first scrape lists every captured page and file, with the total size, before you pay.
Is there a SiteSucker for Windows?
SiteSucker itself is Mac and iOS only. Website Sucker is a browser-based alternative that works on Windows, Linux, and Chromebook as well as Mac — nothing to install.
How is Website Sucker different from SiteSucker?
It runs in the browser on any operating system and renders each page with a real headless browser, so JavaScript-heavy modern sites are captured correctly. The output is a single organised ZIP rather than a local folder tree.
Does it cost the same as SiteSucker?
SiteSucker is a one-time app purchase. Website Sucker's first scrape is free up to 50 pages; then $1.99 downloads the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages), or $5.99/month for unlimited (up to 500 MB per scrape), with no install.
What's in the download?
A single ZIP with the site's HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts, with internal links rewritten so the copy opens offline in any browser.
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