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Monitor competitor websites for changes

Competitors update pricing pages, ship new features and change their messaging. A page monitor watches for you and sends an alert when something changes, so you don't have to check manually.

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What to monitor

Point a monitor at whatever matters to your business:

  • Pricing pages — know when a competitor raises or lowers prices.
  • Product or feature pages — track new launches, removed features, or positioning changes.
  • Landing pages — watch for messaging shifts, new offers, or redesigned CTAs.
  • Changelog or release notes — stay on top of what they ship without subscribing to every newsletter.

Tips for competitor monitoring

Focus on a specific section of the page rather than “any change.” Tell the AI exactly what you care about — a price, a feature name, a plan tier — so you get meaningful alerts instead of noise from layout tweaks.

Hourly or every-6-hour checks are usually enough for competitive intelligence. Save the 5-minute interval for time-sensitive price matching.

Example prompts

  • “Tell me when the pricing on this page changes.”
  • “Alert me if a new feature is added to this product page.”
  • “Let me know when this competitor changes their homepage headline.”

The AI reads the page, confirms the current state, and starts checking on your schedule. A monitor checking every 30 minutes for a week with email alerts costs about 126 credits ($1.26). The extension shows the exact price before you start.

Questions

Can I monitor my competitor's entire site?

Each monitor watches one page. Set up separate monitors for pricing, features, and other pages you care about.

Will the competitor know I'm monitoring them?

Our servers visit the page like any other visitor. There is no way for the site to single out a monitor visit.

How is this different from Google Alerts?

Google Alerts watches for new mentions of a keyword across the web. A page monitor watches a specific page for any change to the content you describe.

More ways to use it

Free to start. Add a monitor when you need one.

Auto refresh needs no account. Page monitors are paid per monitor, and the price is shown before you start.

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