Features

Built to catch every change that matters

Monitor any page, decide how often to check, and get told exactly what moved. No scrapers to build and nothing to maintain.

Watch

See exactly what changed

The change is highlighted inline, so you read the difference instead of hunting for it across the page.

In stock: 3 left
In stock: Sold out
Track

A page, or just one part

Watch a whole page or a single element, and pick how often we check it.

Watchinga policy clause
5 minHourlyDaily
Alert

Where you already work

The moment it changes, a clear summary lands where you already are, with a link to the saved snapshot.

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Slackon
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Monitoring rules

Describe what to watch. We set up the monitor.

Describe your workflowPlain English
Watch competitor.com/pricing for any change to the Pro plan price. Check it every hour, and alert me in Slack the moment it changes.
Build workflow
Monitorcompetitor.com/pricing · hourly
DetectSpots a meaningful change
On every check
  • Capture a fresh snapshot
  • Compare it to the last check
ConditionDid the Pro plan price change?
ChangedAlert me in Slack
No changeKeep watching
How it works

From URL to alert in four steps

Pages
competitor.com/pricingTracking
acme.io/careersTracking
rival.app/featuresAdd
Add a page
Where alerts land

The alert shows up where you already work

Email by default. Send it to Slack, Teams, or your own webhook instead. Every alert names the change, the page, and links to the saved snapshot.

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Outlook
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Microsoft Teams
Webhooks
Notion
Google Drive
HubSpot
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Pipedrive
Zendesk
Google Calendar
Email
Outlook
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Webhooks
Notion
Google Drive
HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Zendesk
Google Calendar

Feature FAQ

What kinds of web pages can I monitor?
Any public web page: competitor pricing and plan pages, product and changelog pages, terms and policy pages, regulator and standards pages, investor-relations filings, or your own site. If you can open it in a browser, Website Change Tracker can watch it.
Can I track just one part of a page instead of the whole thing?
Yes. Element-level tracking lets you watch a single price, headline, or section and ignore everything else, so an unrelated footer or cookie-banner change never triggers a false alert.
How is this different from a raw diff or change-detection tool?
Instead of showing you every pixel that moved, you tell us what matters. A price increase, a reworded policy clause, a new filing. We only alert on that, so you get fewer false alarms and no diffs to sift through by hand.
How quickly will I be notified when something changes?
As often as every five minutes on Business, hourly on Pro, and daily on Free. The moment a change you care about lands, you get a clear summary with a link to the saved snapshot.
Can I get an email when a website changes?
Yes. Email alerts are included on every plan, including Free. When a page changes, the email shows what was removed and what replaced it, with a link to the saved snapshot. Paid plans add Slack and webhook delivery on top.
Does it work on JavaScript-heavy pages, or only static HTML?
Both. Pages are rendered the way a browser renders them, so content that JavaScript loads after the initial HTML is monitored too. If you can see it in a browser without logging in, it can be watched.
Do I need to build or maintain a scraper?
No. There is nothing to code and nothing to host. Add a URL, choose what to watch and how often to check, then pick where alerts go: email, Slack, or webhook.

Stop checking pages by hand

Add the pages you care about. We check them on your schedule and email you the moment something you asked about actually changes.

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