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Website change monitoring
Monitor any website for changes. Get alerted when it does.
Webtingle checks the page in a real browser on your schedule and sends a before-and-after screenshot when something changes. Watch a whole page or one element. No code.
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How it works
Set up in a couple of minutes, then forget about it
Three steps. No downloads, no browser extension, nothing to install on the site you watch.
- 01
Paste a URL and click what to watch
Webtingle opens the page in a live preview. Click a price, a stock label or a headline, or leave the whole page selected. Pick how often to check.
Create monitor screen
- 02
We check it in a real browser
Every check takes a full screenshot and compares it with the last one. Cookie banners are handled for you, and a page that needs a click first can be recorded once.
Monitor history screen
- 03
You get the before and after
Every change comes with a plain-English summary of what moved. Drag the slider over the two screenshots when you want to see it for yourself.
Change details screen
Features
Website change detection that tells you what changed
Not just that something moved. Where it moved, what it says now, and whether you asked to hear about it.
One element or the whole page
Click the price or the stock label in the live preview and you are only alerted when that part changes.
Before and after, highlighted
Red marks what left the old screenshot, green what arrived in the new one. Real browser screenshots, so JavaScript-rendered pages work too.
A sentence that says what changed
Each change gets a plain-language summary, so you know from the alert whether it is worth opening.
Alert only when it matters
Write the condition in plain English, like "notify me when size M 12.5 is available". Each change is judged against it.
Reach content behind a click
Record the clicks once: a store picker, a postal code, a search, a tab. They replay before every check.
On your schedule
Set the interval per monitor, or check on weekdays and business hours only.
- Slack
- Discord
- Teams
- Telegram
- Webhooks
Every channel on every plan. Webhooks post JSON to any URL, so Zapier and Make work too.
Use cases
Built for the page you keep checking
Whatever you refresh by hand today, a monitor can watch for you.
- Deal hunters
Restocks, price drops, limited runs
Watch the product page instead of refreshing it. Get the alert when the thing you want changes, not a daily digest.
- A sold-out item comes back
- The price falls below what you would pay
- A size or variant appears
- Researchers and creators
Be first to a change
Regulatory pages, tender lists, news indexes without a feed. Every change is kept with its screenshot, so you can cite it later.
- Government and regulatory pages
- News and blog indexes without RSS
- A dated history of every change
- Small business owners
Watch suppliers and competitors
Price lists, catalogue changes, competitor storefronts. Nothing to install, and invisible to the site you watch.
- Supplier price and catalogue changes
- Competitor prices and promotions
- Set up in minutes, no technical skills
Pricing
Simple pricing. Try Standard free for 14 days.
Every plan has unlimited monitors and every feature. Plans differ in checks per month, how often a page can be checked, how many channels you can connect, and how long history is kept.
Standard
$9.99/month
Free for 14 days, no card.
- Up to 3,000 checks per month
- Checks as often as every 10 minutes
- Up to 2 connected channels
- 3 months change history
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Premium
$19.99/month
- Up to 9,000 checks per month
- Checks as often as every 5 minutes
- Up to 10 connected channels
- 6 months change history
Business
$49.99/month
- Up to 30,000 checks per month
- Checks as often as every 2 minutes
- Up to 20 connected channels
- 12 months change history
FAQ
Questions people ask before they try it
Getting started
Pricing and trial
Common uses
From the blog
Practical guides to watching the web
Competitor pricing, restock alerts, vendor terms, regulatory pages: how to set each one up and what to expect.
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Track changes on a website over time and keep a record you can go back to: what a change history gives you beyond the alert, and five ways to build one.
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Vendors change terms, DPAs and subprocessor lists without telling you. The five URLs to watch, and how to track terms of service changes in time to object.
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