Stop refreshing the results page — we’ll email you
Waiting on exam, admissions, or application results usually means repeatedly refreshing a page for days, not knowing exactly when the update will land — a stressful and unproductive way to wait.
Add the results or admissions page you’re waiting on, choose how often to check (down to every 15 minutes), and Web Change Monitor does the refreshing for you. You’ll get an email the moment the page changes, so you can stop watching it yourself.
How to set it up
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Sign in with your Google account — no password to create.
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Paste the URL of an exam results or admissions page.
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(Optional) Use the visual element picker to track just the part of the page you care about, instead of the whole thing.
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Choose how often to check — from every 15 minutes to once a day.
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Get an email the moment it changes, showing exactly what’s different.
Frequently asked questions
How does website change monitoring work?
You add a URL and choose how often to check it, from every 15 minutes to once a day. We fetch the page in the background on that schedule and compare it to the last version we saw. If anything changed, you get an email showing exactly what changed.
Can I track just one part of a page, like a price?
Yes. Use the visual element picker to click the exact part of the page you care about — a price, a stock badge, a headline — instead of the whole page. That way you’re not notified about unrelated changes, like a rotating banner or a "last updated" timestamp.
How will I be notified when something changes?
By email by default — and you can also connect Slack, Discord, or any custom webhook from your account settings, then choose per monitor which channels to use. Every notification shows what changed — removed text struck through, new text highlighted — so most of the time you won’t even need to open the dashboard.
How often can a page be checked?
You choose the frequency per URL: every 15 minutes, every 30 minutes, hourly, every 6 hours, or daily.
Is Web Change Monitor free?
Yes. You can monitor up to 5 URLs at no cost, with no credit card required.
Other use cases
Competitor price tracking
Get an email the moment a competitor drops (or raises) a price, so you can react immediately instead of checking manually.
Job & internship alerts
Watch a careers page and be first to know when a new role is posted, before it shows up on job boards.
Restock & availability alerts
Track a sold-out product page and get notified the instant it’s back in stock.
Policy & terms changes
Keep an eye on a vendor’s terms of service, privacy policy, or pricing page for silent changes.
Real estate & rental listings
Monitor a listings page for new properties or price changes in a market that moves fast.
Website uptime monitoring
Get notified the instant a site goes down — and again the moment it comes back up.