Archive a website
Help create an open and decentralized backup of the world wide web.
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Pay for archiving witharweave
info 1 What is the difference between "This page only" and "This page and linked pages"?
This page only means the archive will consist only of the content on the page whose URL you enter.

This page and linked pages means the archiver will archive the submitted URL, collect all links within that page and archive them too. For example, if your page has a link to your Twitter page, that twitter page will be archived too, but it won't go deeper than that.
info 1Why do I need to pay to save a website?
All website snapshots are saved on Arweave, a permanent data storage protocol. A small fee is sent to the network to pay data storers to add data to the network and keep it for 200+ years. Archive the Web does not take a fee. Learn more here.
info 1 What are the "Advanced" options?
Depth refers to the depth of the crawl. 0 means the page you entered, 1 means the page and links on that page, 2 means the page, links on that page, and links on those pages, and so on.

Crawl Type refers to the type of crawl:

  1. Domain only means the crawl will only crawl the domain you entered. i.e if the url is https://bbc.com, the crawler will only access any URL with bbc.com as domain.

  2. Domain with page links means the crawl will crawl the domain you entered and all links on the page you entered.

  3. Full means the crawl will crawl the domain you entered and all links on the page you entered and all links on those pages.
info 1What payment methods are accepted?
To archive on Arweave, the payment must be made in their native currency, a token called “AR.” You can think of this as a digital currency like Bitcoin and Ethereum. With Archive the Web, you can currently pay for archiving with AR. Soon, ETH and ERC-20 tokens on different blockchains (i.e. Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.) will be added.