Page Vault Browser review
A scheduled capture tool for investigators who need searchable, exportable social evidence.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Page Vault Browser is a remote web-capture tool for legal professionals, investigators, government agencies, and corporate legal teams. Its browser-like interface supports webpages, social media profiles, videos, documents, and entire websites. Captures are stored in a portal with timestamps, URLs, and SHA256 hashes, giving teams a structured way to preserve online evidence. It runs on the web, Windows, and macOS, and its positioning suits investigators collecting social evidence through scheduled or manual workflows rather than teams seeking continuous archival monitoring.
The published plans show four paid tiers. Solo includes one login or username, while Team includes three. Professional and Enterprise provide unlimited logins or usernames, batch captures, priority support, and affidavits. According to the vendor's pricing page, Browser packages are offered annually, and higher-limit plans require contacting sales. Unlimited capture storage and exports are listed among the product capabilities. This structure makes the choice depend largely on the number of identities involved and whether batch collection, priority support, and affidavits are required.
Its strongest area is evidence handling after capture. Page Vault Browser can automate social-media collection with scrolling, comments, replies, and video downloads; Facebook and Instagram batch capture also support date-range filtering. The portal supports metadata search, filters, and sorting, while exports include PDF, ZIP, CSV, HTML source, OCR text, and eDiscovery load files. Relativity is the listed integration. Choose Page Vault Browser when defensible capture, searchable records, and litigation-oriented exports matter. Choose another category tool when the priority is continuous archiving rather than scheduled browser-based collection.
Page Vault Browser pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures scrolling social content, replies, comments, videos, and metadata
- Exports PDF, ZIP, CSV, OCR-text, HTML-source, and eDiscovery files
- Provides searchable capture portals with timestamps, URLs, and SHA256 hashes
- Where it doesn't
- Scheduled capture is a different fit from continuous social-media archiving
- Advanced plans require contacting sales for higher-limit packages
- Social capture workflows focus on supported browser-based collection
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