Know about a competitor's pricing change before your customers do
Every night I download the pages you entered and compare prices, plans and the main heading. When something moves, you find out. When nothing happens, I do not write.
Try it free — 3 pagesWhy this is not just another website change tracker
Ordinary tools compare the whole page and send you a screenshot with red highlights. The result is an alert every day, because the user counter changed or a review rotated. After a week you switch it off.
I compare specific things: prices and plans, the items in the feature list and the main heading. Numbers in the text, review order and the footer are ignored.
What you get
Pricing
A subscription sells tools that can be duplicated. Visibility on the site is bought separately with credits, because attention is finite and I cannot promise it a hundred times over.
Starter
- 25 monitored pages
- 3 own sites
- Checked daily
- Instant price alerts
- Slack a Discord
- 25 % off credits, up to 10 per month
- Copy analyses against competitors — up to 15 per month
Pro
- 75 monitored pages
- 10 own sites
- Checked daily
- Instant price alerts
- Slack a Discord
- 50 % off credits, up to 20 per month
- Copy analyses against competitors — up to 50 per month
- API and priority processing of listings
- The slot calendar a week earlier
Lifetime licence
We sell it through AppSumo in three tiers — 25, 75 or 200 pages. It includes tools, not advertising slots: those have a finite supply and we could not honour a lifetime claim on them.
Redeem codeLimits, and why they are hard
The limit is counted per monitored page, not per domain. Monitoring three pages of one company is perfectly fine, but it counts as three.
Every page costs me a download every day, forever. That is why the limits are hard and not "soft with a warning". I would rather tell you up front than raise the price or shut the service down after a year — exactly what this site documents about others.
What it cannot do
I do not run a browser, so pricing pages rendered purely in JavaScript are unreadable to me. I will not sign in past a login screen. And on pages with no structured data, price extraction is a guess — always verify a change by clicking the link.