Watch a listings page for new properties or price drops

In a fast-moving rental or real estate market, good listings disappear within hours. Checking a listings page manually multiple times a day to catch new properties or price drops isn’t sustainable.

Point Web Change Monitor at a listings page, and you’ll be emailed the instant something changes — a new property, a price drop, a listing removed — instead of needing to keep the page open and refresh 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 a real estate or rental listings 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.

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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.

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