FREE
We set it up on your pages and send you the first result
Watch any web page. Know exactly what changed.
Including pages behind a login. In plain English — "they removed the money-back guarantee", not "3.2% of the page changed". Tell us what you'd want to watch and we'll set it up on your pages and send you the first result. No account, no card.
Describe it in plain English
"Tell me if their price drops below £200." No selectors, no scripting.
Including pages behind logins
Monity signs in, clicks through, and reads what is actually there.
Only what actually matters
It reports what changed in words — not that 3.2% of the page moved.
No account needed
DPA on request
Email, Slack, webhook or Sheets
No credit card
Examples of what an alert says
FREE — NO ACCOUNT NEEDED
Tell us what to watch
We'll build it on your pages and send you the first result, usually within a business day.
No credit card
A person replies
No account needed
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You tell us what to watch
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We set it up on your pages
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You get the first result
Quick answers
What to know before you send it
You tell us the pages you'd want watched. We configure the monitors on our side, let them run, and email you the first result — the actual changes, or an honest "nothing moved" if nothing did. You don't need an account and there's no card involved.
No. Send the form and we'll build it. If you like what comes back, we'll move it into your own account — Monity has a free plan, and paid plans are listed on our pricing page.
Yes. Monity can log in, accept cookie banners, and click through several steps before it reads the page, so pages that never appear on a public URL can still be monitored.
Uptime tells you the server answered. This tells you what changed on the page — a price, a policy, a job posting, a form that stopped working, a paragraph someone quietly edited.
Then we'll say so. That's a real answer too, and we'd rather tell you than invent a finding. You'll still see what the report looks like.
Describe the thing you're doing by hand and we'll tell you honestly whether Monity fits. If it doesn't, we'll say that — the form takes questions, not just page lists.