shop.example / camera
Know when
a page changes.
Track prices, availability and key details on selected public pages. See what changed, keep the history, and get an alert when it matters.
For your business, your team and the shortlist you keep.
Illustrative data · The next move stays yours.
Add a page. Choose what matters.
See the change.
Three simple steps, with a clear result at every stage.
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Add a public page
Start with the exact product, listing or offer you already want to follow.
Source URLshop.example/camera - 2
Choose the details
Select supported fields and a checking schedule. Focus alerts on the changes you need.
Supported fieldsPrice AvailabilityExample schedule · Daily - 3
Get a clear alert
Review the before and after, then open the source before deciding what to do.
Alert · before / afterCamera price decreased€899 → €849 · −5.6%
Selected public pages · supported details · a decision that stays yours.
Your watches.
A clearer working day.
Keep the pages you follow together. Review their latest state, then open the changes that need your attention.
Watches
3 selected public pages
| Watch | Value | Health | Last observation |
|---|---|---|---|
| €849was €899 | HealthyIn stock | 22 Oct09:12 | |
| €180was €200 | HealthyIn stock | 22 Oct09:09 | |
| In stockwas Out of stock | HealthyStock changed | 22 Oct09:06 |
Price decreased by €50 · −5.6%
Select a watch to explore its example below.
Based on the current workspace structure · Illustrative data
A clear before.
A clear after.
Know which value moved, when it was observed and where it came from. Keep the page behind the change close at hand.
Follow the historyMirrorless camera
€899Mirrorless camera
€849Price history · Mirrorless camera
Each point is a dated observation of the same selected page.
Different work.
The same need to know.
Choose the work you do, then follow the public pages and fields that shape the next decision.
Selected public URLs · supported fields · clear change history
A good fit starts
with the source.
Validate the page and its fields before you rely on a scheduled change signal.
Which changes can trigger an alert?
Choose price increases or decreases, a minimum movement in amount or percentage, and availability transitions. Filters compare observations; they are not standalone target-price rules.
Which public pages can I follow?
Start with the specific product, listing, offer or notice you want to follow. Coverage depends on the page and the fields it exposes, so validate your source before relying on scheduled checks.
What happens if a check fails?
Your last valid observation stays in place. A monitoring problem is shown separately, so a failed check does not become a false price or availability change.
Start with the pages
you already check.
Bring your shortlist into one place, keep the changes in view, and spend less time checking the same pages.