Dmytro Krasun

Dmytro Krasun is a software engineer and bootstrapped solo founder best known as the creator of ScreenshotOne, an API that turns any URL, HTML or Markdown into a clean screenshot without cookie banners or ads. Developers, SaaS companies and, increasingly, AI agents use it, and his X bio says more than 1,000 businesses pay for it.

Krasun worked as a software engineer before going independent. In 2022 he left his job without a fixed plan and shipped a bare-bones screenshot endpoint, announcing it on Indie Hackers and Reddit. It made $7 in monthly recurring revenue in July 2022. He launched it around the time his first child was born, and he has often spoken about building a business while raising a young family.

ScreenshotOne grew slowly and then compounded. Public figures he and others have shared put it at about $2.2K MRR in February 2023, $5.6K in March 2024, $13.6K in January 2025, $20K by mid-2025, more than $25K in early 2026 and about $36K in September 2026. He has taken no outside funding and grows mostly through content, search traffic, integrations and developer word of mouth. ScreenshotOne was the #4 Product of the Day on Product Hunt on 1 March 2023.

His newest bet is a hosted MCP server that gives AI agents screenshots and clean Markdown of web pages, on the theory that agents will become a new kind of API customer. Around the product he maintains free resources that also bring in traffic: an interactive guide to how browsers work, Open Graph examples and a debugger, and Puppeteer.Guide.

Krasun writes a personal blog and appears often on podcasts such as Starter Story, Indie Hackers and Jason Cohen's channel. He is known for advising founders to make their goals smaller so they keep moving, and for arguing that a boring piece of developer infrastructure can be an excellent solo business.