Should I use Stillio or Hexowatch for a regular screenshot archive?

Stillio is the more direct fit for a regular screenshot archive: it captures pages on a schedule and publishes a 36-month retention period while a subscription remains active. Hexowatch offers visual monitoring and screenshot archiving, but does not publish a retention period on its pricing page.

Which product alerts me when a page changes?

Hexowatch offers change alerts through visual, content and other monitoring types. Stillio publishes email notifications when a new screenshot is captured.

How much do Stillio and Hexowatch cost to start?

Stillio lists Snap Shot at $29 per month. Hexowatch lists Pro at $24.17 per month with $290 billed upfront. Their entry plans use different allowances: tracked pages for Stillio and monthly checks for Hexowatch.

How frequently can Stillio and Hexowatch run?

Stillio publishes captures as frequent as every 5 minutes on its $299-per-month Top Shot plan. Hexowatch publishes checks as frequent as every 5 minutes on Business or higher; its Pro plan lists a 15-minute minimum interval.

What are the entry-plan usage limits?

Stillio's $29-per-month Snap Shot plan tracks up to 5 pages. Hexowatch's Pro plan includes 4,500 checks per month. Those limits measure different things, so they are not a like-for-like page capacity comparison.

Can I connect Stillio or Hexowatch to other tools?

Stillio publishes screenshot sync options for Google Drive, Dropbox, Zapier and Make, plus a read-only screenshot API and webhooks. Hexowatch lists integrations on Business or higher and API and webhooks on Business+ or higher.

How long does each product keep archived captures?

Stillio publishes 36 months of screenshot retention with an active subscription. Hexowatch describes archiving snapshots when pages change but does not publish a retention duration on its pricing page.

Can I try either product before paying?

Stillio publishes a free trial of up to 14 days. Hexowatch does not publish a free-trial offer on its pricing page.

Stillio vs Hexowatch

Choose Stillio if you need a dated screenshot of a page on a set schedule; choose Hexowatch if you need alerts when a page or website changes. Stillio centers on building a visual archive, while Hexowatch offers visual monitoring alongside checks for content, prices, availability and other changes.

Last updated October 24, 2026.

At a glance

Stillio compared with Hexowatch, one row per dimension
Dimension	Stillio	Hexowatch
Platform	Web app	Cloud service; no software required
Capture approach	Scheduled webpage screenshots	Visual monitoring with change alerts
Monitoring types	Webpage screenshots	13 types, including visual, content and availability
Fastest published interval	Every 5 minutes on Top Shot	Every 5 minutes on Business or higher
Entry price	Snap Shot: $29 per month	Pro: $24.17 per month, $290 billed upfront
Entry-plan limits	Up to 5 tracked pages	4,500 checks per month
Screenshot watermark	Timestamp and URL watermark	Not published
Integrations	Google Drive, Dropbox, Zapier and Make	Integrations on Business or higher
API and webhooks	Read-only screenshot API; webhooks	API and webhooks on Business+ or higher
Published retention	36 months with an active subscription	Not published
Free trial	Up to 14 days	Not published
Support	Email; priority email on higher plans	Support email

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Which should you choose?

Choose Stillio if

Teams archiving screenshots at set times
Compliance teams needing dated visual records
Buyers who need timestamp and URL watermarks
Teams that need a published screenshot retention period

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Choose Hexowatch if

Teams that need alerts about page changes
Buyers monitoring prices, content or availability
Teams tracking WHOIS, backlinks or API responses
Buyers who prefer a published check allowance

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The verdict

The deciding factor is whether you need a record at regular intervals or a notification when something changes. Pick Stillio for scheduled visual records, especially when timestamp watermarks and a published retention period matter. Pick Hexowatch for change detection across multiple monitoring types, with plan limits measured in checks per month.