GrabzIt's Web Monitor - Website Change Detection and Alerts
Need to stay informed about changes on the web? GrabzIt's Web Monitor makes it easy to track website updates and respond automatically. The easiest way to get started with web monitor is by creating a custom monitor and trying it for yourself.
Stay ahead of the curve with GrabzIt's Web Monitor
Effortlessly track changes on web pages and PDFs, receiving instant alerts when updates occur. Monitor entire pages or specific sections, and even keep tabs on private websites. You can monitor a web page fifty times a month for free or upgrade for more.
Monitor any Webpage
Track entire pages or pinpoint specific sections for changes. GrabzIt's integrated cookie system allows you to track changes on private, login-protected websites.
Instant Alerts
Receive notifications via email or webhook when changes occur.
Customize your Monitoring
Set monitoring frequency and define specific alert criteria with powerful conditions. Only get notified when the changes you care about happen.
Powerful API
Integrate website monitoring directly into your applications with GrabzIt's REST API.
Historical Data
Review the last five detected changes to ensure you're monitoring the right content.
Global Monitoring
Track website changes from specific locations to see how content varies around the world.
24/7 cloud-based monitoring
User-friendly dashboard
7-day free trial
Or you can track website changes and then...
Screenshot the Changes
Automatically generate web page snapshots, with the option to include a timestamp watermark to demonstrate the creation time. Allowing you to reference and compare changes over time.
Scrape the Changes
Automatically extract content from pages when they change, such as capturing the latest stats displayed on a page after an update. To ensure that your apps always have the latest data.
Monitor web pages with your browser
We made website change detection even easier with browser extensions, including a must-have chrome extension. The browser extension enables you to select the specific HTML element you want to monitor on a webpage. Allowing you to quickly create a monitor for any page you want to keep an eye on.