Kiroku Pro
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Pro pricing for private archives and ongoing page monitoring.

Monitor public terms and pricing pages about every six hours, compare captured versions, and export the records you need. See the price, limits and setup steps before subscribing.

See captured monitoring examples
Private from capture

Keep sensitive saves in your workspace.

Review detected changes

Get updates and compare versions.

Hand off the record

Export a structured evidence pack.

What you receive
Actual output structure
evidence-pack_2026-07-10.zip

├ evidence-report.pdf

├ manifest.json

├ originals/archive.html

├ originals/screenshot.png

└ verification/timestamp-response.tsr

The PDF summarizes the source URL, saved time, hashes, and included files so a reviewer knows where to start.

Archive management dashboard

Search private saves, review monitoring status, and compare captured versions in one place.

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Guest saves also support external timestamp processing. Pro adds evidence-pack downloads; check the archive’s verification status.

What you actually get in Pro

Each feature matters because it solves a different point where a saved page becomes operational work.

Private archives

Keep sensitive pages inside your own workspace instead of exposing them as public archive URLs.

Use this when the page contains client material, internal context, sensitive notices, or anything you do not want publicly visible.

Useful when you need to review sensitive public information privately.

URL monitoring and change tracking

Keep watching the same URL so you can catch updates, removals, and wording changes without checking by hand every day.

Use this for terms, pricing pages, announcements, product pages, public profiles, and takedown-prone pages.

Useful when earlier wording matters to a recurring review.

New article archiving and feed monitoring

Watch RSS or Atom feeds from blogs, note, and owned sites. When a new article appears, Kiroku starts a fresh archive automatically and can notify your registered email address.

Use this to follow new articles listed in a known feed. A post removed before the feed is checked may not be captured.

Useful for following new articles from a known RSS or Atom feed.

Evidence-ready output

Package saved HTML, screenshots, capture information and available verification files for review. Guest saves are also eligible for external RFC 3161 timestamp processing; check its completion status in the archive details. Pro adds evidence-pack ZIP downloads, including for accessible earlier Guest saves.

Use this when the archive must be sent to counsel, leadership, clients, or anyone who was not there at the time.

Useful when another person needs to inspect the files and capture context.

Archive management in one place

Move archiving from loose folders and browser tabs into a dashboard you can revisit repeatedly.

Use this when archiving becomes a repeat workflow instead of a once-a-month emergency task.

Useful for returning to your own saved pages and monitoring history.

Guest and Pro serve different jobs

Guest

Fast public archiving

For quick public saves when you just need a page archived now.

Public archiving without login
Screenshot, HTML, timestamp, and archive URL
Useful when a public archive is acceptable
Pro

Operational archiving

For pages that need privacy, repeat monitoring, managed workflows, or evidence-ready review.

Private archives in your own workspace
Up to 50 active URL monitors, six-hour checks and diff views
Feed monitoring for blogs, note, and owned sites
Evidence-ready export and archive management
Designed for ongoing team workflows
Who upgrades to Pro

The strongest fit is not 'people who save more.' It is people who need a stronger workflow.

Legal and compliance

Monitor terms, disclosures, and notices. Keep sensitive captures private. Hand off structured records when review is needed.

PR and communications

Keep a reliable record of announcements and public statements, then package the archive when escalation happens.

Research and investigations

Track the same URL over time, compare changes, and keep the investigation record organized.

Sales, strategy, and competitive tracking

Watch pricing pages, feature pages and announcements, then compare successfully captured versions with earlier saves.

Three moments Pro starts paying for itself

Not 'more storage.' It is the moment a record has to hold up against someone who was not there.

Scenario 01 — Terms of Service

A service you rely on quietly updates its terms of service. Three months later, a dispute surfaces and you need to show what the terms said on the day you agreed.

Without a proper archive
Without a record, the only version you can reference is whatever is live today. A screenshot alone can be dismissed as edited or missing the URL and save time.
With Kiroku (Pro)
If that page was saved through Kiroku, the HTML, screenshot, URL, and external RFC 3161 timestamp are already bundled. Pro lets you download the evidence pack and hand it to counsel — even if the save was originally a Guest capture.
Scenario 02 — Public statement deleted

A social post or press page containing harmful content is deleted after screenshots start circulating. You need to prove what was actually posted — to your legal team, to platform support, or to your own PR response.

Without a proper archive
Screenshots float around but no one has the URL, the surrounding context, or a timestamp that is hard to fabricate. Reconstructing the evidence after the fact is slow and fragile.
With Kiroku (Pro)
A Kiroku save holds the URL, full page, screenshot, and external timestamp together from the moment of capture. Pro teams can search their archive, download the pack, and reduce reconstruction work from days to minutes.
Scenario 03 — Listing or ad swapped out

A real estate listing, job posting, or product page you acted on quietly changes — price, conditions, or description are different from what you saw when you made your decision.

Without a proper archive
You remember the original but cannot prove it. Consumer affairs offices, platform dispute centers, and legal professionals will want the original page, not your recollection.
With Kiroku (Pro)
With Kiroku, you have the original save. Pro adds URL monitoring so you get notified when the same page changes, and diff checks so the exact difference is visible at a glance.
Why teams pay for Pro

Because loose in-house capture breaks down when the page needs review later.

A folder of screenshots still leaves questions about when the page was captured, how it was captured, and whether anything changed later.
Different people often capture pages in different ways, which makes the workflow harder to defend and repeat.
Pro is meant for the point where the archive has to survive review, repeat work, and handoff.
Pro does not guarantee legal conclusions on its own. It gives you a cleaner, more reviewable archive workflow than folders full of screenshots and copied files.
Price in context

$12 / month compared to what Pro actually replaces

Check the records you need to share

If another person needs to inspect the earlier page, check that its wording, capture information and files are available. Compare the example output with what your review requires before subscribing.

vs. in-house archiving time

For example, 30 minutes of manual saving and filing each week adds up to 26 hours a year. This is an illustrative calculation, not a measured saving from Pro. Allow time to inspect capture results and errors even when monitoring is automated.

vs. records you cannot produce

The most expensive record is the one you needed but never saved. The purpose of Pro pricing is to make a real-time save cheap enough that the decision to archive happens before the page is gone.

Export earlier saves

Saved as a Guest? Pro can export the records you can still access.

Pro unlocks evidence-pack downloads for accessible earlier Guest archives. Each pack contains that archive’s available files and verification material. Check the external timestamp’s status and issue time; upgrading cannot create a backdated timestamp.

Save the page while it is available and inspect the result. Monitoring and export cannot restore wording that was never captured.

Plan and price

Start with Guest. Move to Pro when the archive becomes ongoing work.

The right upgrade point is usually when privacy, repeat monitoring, or reviewability matter more than just saving one page.

Guest

Free entry point

Best when a public save is fine and you want to archive a page immediately.

No login required for public archiving
Guest limit: up to 100 saves per 24 hours
Screenshot, HTML, timestamp, and archive URL
External RFC 3161 timestamp processing; check completion status
Pro

$12 / month

For teams and operators who need privacy, repeated monitoring, archive review, and structured handoff.

Private archives
Up to 50 active URL monitors, checks about every 6 hours, and diff views
New article archiving from up to 25 active RSS/Atom feeds
Evidence pack download, including for past Guest saves
Archive management dashboard

Monthly subscription. Renews automatically until canceled. After payment, follow the email link and start each URL from Monitoring.

Questions people ask before upgrading

How many pages can I monitor, and how often?

The current limit is 50 active URL monitors per account, checked about every six hours. Up to 25 RSS/Atom feed monitors are available separately. Short-lived changes between checks can be missed, and access restrictions can prevent a capture. Save volume and simultaneous processing also have operational limits.

Does payment automatically start monitoring?

No. After checkout, open the invitation or sign-in email and go to Monitoring. Confirm the URL, select ‘Start monitoring this URL’, and check that the initial capture completes. An email alert is sent when a later check finds a qualifying change; no change means there may be no alert.

A screenshot seems enough. What does Kiroku actually add?

Kiroku keeps saved HTML, screenshots, the source URL and capture information together. External timestamp processing is also available for Guest saves. Inspect the captured content and timestamp status; a timestamp does not establish that the page’s claims are true.

I saved something as a Guest before. Can Pro still give me the evidence pack?

Pro can export an earlier Guest archive that remains accessible. The pack contains the files and verification material available for that archive. Check its timestamp status and date: processing completed later cannot backdate a timestamp to the original capture.

Is this actually usable as evidence in court?

Kiroku is designed to make digital captures easier to explain and verify. The RFC 3161 timestamp token in the evidence pack can be independently verified with openssl against the TSA's public certificate. Whether that is admitted as evidence depends on the case, jurisdiction, and counsel's strategy — Kiroku does not replace legal advice. The right way to think about it: Kiroku makes the record cleaner and more defensible, not automatically legally decisive.

What is included at this price?

Private archives, URL monitoring with change detection, feed monitoring for new article archiving, email notifications, diff views between versions, evidence pack download (including retroactively for past Guest saves), and the archive management dashboard. There is no feature tier above Pro — the monthly price is the full product, and it applies to the entire workspace you use.

Can Pro archive new articles from blogs or note automatically?

Yes. Pro can monitor RSS or Atom feeds from blogs, note creator pages, and owned sites. Existing feed items are treated as already seen when you register the feed, and new article URLs found later are archived automatically. Each feed is checked about every 15 minutes, and email notifications can be turned on or off per feed.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, Pro is a monthly subscription with no lock-in. If you cancel, the archives you captured while on Pro remain in your account; the Pro-only capabilities (evidence pack download, URL monitoring, private archives) simply stop being available after the current period ends.

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