Start with the question you need answered. A focused monitor is easier to review than a stream of changes from an entire website.
Watch a product’s price and get an alert when it falls below your chosen amount. A price monitor is useful when you have a buying threshold; a visual region is useful when you want to understand how a whole offer changed.
Follow changes to a public policy page, help article or downloadable document. Choose the actual source you need to review: the wording on a webpage and a replaced file are different kinds of change.
Send website change alerts to a Discord channel using the existing webhook integration. Keep product availability, price changes or page updates in a channel your group already uses, with a scope that fits its purpose.
A price card changes while the rest of the page stays the same. A stock badge is replaced. A notice appears in a section you care about. A visual region monitor lets you draw a box around that part of the webpage and review changes through screenshots.
Follow a competitor’s public pricing or product page without repeatedly opening it yourself. Start with a small set of decisions you need to make, such as whether a competing plan changed its price or removed an included feature.
A back-in-stock monitor follows a product page and alerts you when the detected availability changes from unavailable to available. It is useful for products you would otherwise check repeatedly, as long as the retailer exposes a readable stock signal.
Send website change alerts to the Slack channel where your team reviews them. The existing integration uses a Slack incoming webhook, and you can scope it to one monitor or all of your monitors.