A page can be up and still be wrong: the price changed, the "in stock" line vanished, an error message replaced the form. Content monitors watch what a page says, not just whether it answers.
Uptime checks confirm that a server answers. They cannot tell you that a deploy replaced your checkout button with a stack trace, that a supplier quietly raised a price, or that the job posting you are waiting for went live. Those are changes in content, and they matter as much as an outage.
A content monitor loads the page on a schedule, looks for what you told it to look for and alerts you when that changes. It works on your own pages and on anyone else's public pages alike.
Every check is stored in a full log, so you can see exactly when and how something changed.
Watch for a word, a phrase or a value on the page.
Alert when the text shows up, or when it goes missing.
Your own site, a supplier's catalogue, a public listing.
Every check stored, so you can see when the page changed.
From sign-up to your first alert in a few minutes.
Paste its address.
The text or value that matters to you.
An alert in the channel you choose, with a link to the page.
Catch an error message or a missing block on a live page.
Know when a product page changes price or availability.
See when a competitor updates a page you follow.
Hear the moment a page you are waiting for is published.
Create as many notification methods as you like, even on the free plan.
It loads a page and checks it for the content you specified, and alerts you when that content changes, appears or disappears.
Yes, any public page can be monitored, such as a supplier's product page or a competitor's pricing page.
From every 15 minutes on the free plan and from every minute on Premium.
Yes. The free plan has 10 monitors of any type, content monitors included.
No card required. 10 monitors of any type, free.