SiteSucker is a free tool for Mac OS that you can install to download your entire website to your local hard disk. It also comes with a pro version which is limited to 100 pages/files within the trial period.
Here is the detailed comparison of Sitesucker and webtozip:
| Features | Sitesucker | webtozip |
|---|---|---|
| It has a free option | 👍 (max. 100 pages/files within the trial) | 👍 (more than 1000 pages in free) |
| Works across all systems | No, Sitesucker is only available for MacOS. | Yes, it’s a web app that can even be used from your mobile device! |
| Replace URLs | No, Sitesucker automatically converts a website to work on your computer, but it’s not optimized for hosted options | Yes, it provides options for offline usage, relative path, or replacing the full URL. |
| Simple UI | No, Sitesucker is quite complex to handle and requires some understanding to make it work. | Yes, click a button, and that’s it. No complex UI and no need to understand the technical details behind it. |
| Support | There is no support available. | You get dedicated support from the developer |
Other alternatives for downloading a website
We also cover a couple of other alternative tools for downloading your website. Make sure to check out these articles as well:
Want to make your website static?
webtozip offers the easiest and fastest way to download a static copy of your website, and we are working on some awesome pro features like:
- automatically minify HTML/CSS/JS
- automatically optimize images
- doing large conversions (1k pages and more)
- Search & replace paths
- static search solution based on Fuse.js