Replace the browser, or leave it alone.
Island built a Chromium browser with the controls inside it: copy, paste, screenshot, print, session recording, all governed centrally. For a bank onboarding ten thousand contractors on unmanaged machines, that is a strong answer. For a company whose people already work in managed Chrome, it is a migration you do not have to do.
| Side by side | Capsulla. | Island |
|---|---|---|
| What people use | Capsulla.The Chrome they already have | IslandA separate enterprise browser, installed and adopted |
| Where content is inspected | Capsulla.In the browser, on the device | IslandInside their browser, with controls applied in-session |
| Rollout | Capsulla.A policy in Google Admin; nobody is asked to do anything | IslandA browser migration, with training and exceptions |
| Scope | Capsulla.Pasting, typing, uploads and downloads | IslandA full browsing surface: copy, paste, print, screenshot, recording, access |
| Built for | Capsulla.Companies on Google Workspace without a security team | IslandEnterprises with a security function and a budget line for it |
| What it costs | Capsulla.$139 a month for the workspace | IslandPublic listings quote about $200 per user a year — about $830 a month for 50 |
A browser nobody has to adopt
Every browser migration is a change-management project: extensions that break, bookmarks that move, people who keep opening the old one. Capsulla ships as policy to the Chrome already on the machine — no second browser, nothing to retrain, and no way for somebody to opt out by launching the other icon.
If the machines are not yours, this is not your tool
A dedicated browser earns its keep on devices you do not control — contractors, BYOD, a team you onboarded last week. Capsulla needs a managed Chrome, so if that is your problem, Island is answering it and we are not.
Worth knowing
- Island's pricing is enterprise-scale and not published per seat; the public figures that exist come from marketplace listings and public-sector tenders.
- Capsulla governs what moves in and out of the browser. Printing, screenshots and session recording are a different surface, and a dedicated browser is the tool that covers them.
- Figures for other products come from their own published pages, public marketplace listings or buyer-reported medians. They are approximate and they change — if something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
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