Website change detection, down to a single element

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.

Yes, with one difference worth knowing. A browser-based website change checker only runs while the tab is open. This runs on a schedule on our side, so pages keep being checked with your laptop closed, and each check is compared against the stored snapshot rather than against whatever the browser last saw.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.