Track visible prices on product, listing, hotel, ticket, and retailer pages without CSS selectors.
Use this page to decide what to watch, then open the free checker with the right preset.
Use this workflow when you have a specific product, listing, hotel, ticket, or retailer page and want to know when the visible price changes or crosses a threshold.
A useful website price tracker starts from the exact public page you care about: a product page, hotel listing, ticket page, retailer offer, or competitor pricing page where the price is visible.
Using natural language AI, you describe the condition ("alert me when this laptop drops below $1200") and WebMonitor turns that into a monitor. No CSS selectors, no XPath, and no broad catalog scraping workflow.
Track visible prices on retailer pages, niche stores, hotel listings, ticket pages, and competitor pricing pages.
AI helps identify the relevant price signal even when the page has sale badges, variants, or complex layout blocks.
Use browser push and email notifications when a saved monitor detects the price condition you care about.
Choose the monitoring speed that fits the page: hourly on Starter, 5 minutes on Pro, and 1 minute on Max.
Run a free live check on the product page
Paste the public URL of the product, listing, hotel, ticket, or pricing page
Describe your price target in plain English (e.g., "alert me when price drops below $300")
Save one 14-day daily monitor, or upgrade if the page needs faster checks
Get notified when the saved monitor detects the target price condition
Public pages with a visible price are the best fit: product pages, retailer listings, hotel or ticket pages, and competitor pricing pages. Private account pages and bulk catalog scraping are not the intended workflow.
You can configure checks as frequently as every 1 hour on Starter, every 5 minutes on Pro, and every 1 minute on Max.
Yes. Starter plan supports 50 active monitors, Pro supports 200, and Max supports unlimited monitors.
Start with the quick-entry tool if you already know the page and target price.
See the broader landing page built around retailer and retail price tracking terms.
Read a brand-specific example of how price tracking works in practice.