Indexa as a Cromojo alternative

If you came looking for URL Monitor: as of 22 August 2026, urlmonitor.com returns a 301 redirect to cromojo.com. Cromojo is a broader platform — revenue analytics tied to Stripe or Shopify, website and uptime monitoring, and automated submission across Google, Bing, Yandex and Baidu — sold as a subscription priced on monthly pageviews and number of sites, with a 14-day free trial. Indexa does one of those jobs: it submits your new and updated pages to Google and Bing, from your own machine, for $19 once.

Last updated 2026-08-22

What happened to URL Monitor?

The domain no longer serves its own product. Requesting urlmonitor.com returns HTTP 301 to cromojo.com, observed on 22 August 2026. Cromojo’s own site does not describe itself as a rename of URL Monitor, so the accurate statement is the one we can verify: the old domain now points at the new product.

This matters if you are comparing tools from an article written a year ago. A tool that redirects elsewhere has not necessarily shut down, but the thing you read about is not what you would be buying.

It is also a reason to check any indexing tool’s current status before paying. This category turns over quickly — TagParrot closed in 2024 after Google tightened Indexing API enforcement, and several smaller services have come and gone since.

Is Cromojo an indexing tool or something larger?

Larger. Automated indexing is one of three modules, alongside revenue analytics — attributing sales to keywords, pages and campaigns via first-party tracking with Stripe or Shopify — and website monitoring for uptime, performance and security.

If you want those three things in one dashboard, that bundle is the product, and Indexa replaces roughly a third of it.

If you already have analytics you trust and uptime monitoring you rely on, you are buying a subscription for one module you actually need. That is the case where a single-purpose tool wins on both price and clarity.

Cromojo also submits to Yandex and Baidu. Indexa targets Google and Bing only. For sites with meaningful Russian or Chinese traffic, that is a real gap and worth weighing above price.

How do the pricing models compare?

Cromojo prices by monthly pageviews and number of tracked sites, with an Agency tier for up to 50 sites and overage charges above the pageview allowance, plus a 14-day free trial with no card required. Indexa is $19 once for unlimited sites, with a 7-day free trial.

We are not quoting Cromojo tier prices here. Their pricing page did not expose confirmable figures when checked, and the rule on these pages is that an unconfirmable price is described as a model rather than invented as a number. Check cromojo.com for current figures.

The structural difference is what scales the bill. Cromojo’s cost rises with traffic — success makes it more expensive. Indexa’s cost does not move, because the work happens on your machine against quotas Google and Bing already give you.

Competitor details checked 22 August 2026.

Which one should you pick?

Pick Cromojo if you want analytics, monitoring and indexing under one login and are happy paying monthly for the bundle. Pick Indexa if indexing is the specific thing that is broken and you would rather solve it once.

A fair warning against our own pitch: if you genuinely need revenue attribution tied to Stripe or Shopify, Indexa does not do it, will not do it, and buying it will not save you the subscription.

And if you need Yandex or Baidu coverage, Indexa does not submit to either.