Product marketing, founders and sales teams
Competitor website and pricing monitoring: See what your competitors changed, without checking every day.
Competitors change prices, launch features and reposition without telling you. Their pricing page, changelog and careers page tell you first.
Screenshots compared as well as words, the clutter left out, and the exact line that changed.
Free for 5 pages. No card needed.
What a check caught
Notion · Pricing (opens the page in a new tab)
Plus plan up from $8 to $10 a member.
A competitor's price rise is your opening with its customers.
How ChangeGuard helped
- Comparison. One figure changed on a long pricing page, and it is marked where it sits, on the Plus card.
- Keywords. Watched for “Plus” and “per member”, the plan and the unit you compare your own prices with.
- AI summary. Says which plan moved and that the others did not, the first question in any pricing review.
Best Buy · Apple AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C) (opens the page in a new tab)
Price up from $229.99 to $244.99.
Match it, undercut it or hold your price: you can only choose if you know.
How ChangeGuard helped
- Screenshots. The page is compared as a screenshot too, product photo included, so a new image or a redesigned listing is caught even when no word changes.
- Comparison. Only the price is marked: the rest of the listing, reviews and offers included, stayed the same.
- AI summary. Gives both prices, so you can decide whether to follow without visiting the page.
What ChangeGuard does
- Screenshots are compared as well as words, so a redesigned pricing table is caught even when the numbers stayed.
- Leave out the clutter: cookie banners, rotating testimonials, the date in the footer.
- Keywords for the things you care about: a product name, a plan name, a phrase like 'free trial'.
- A weekly round-up for the whole team, with the exact line that changed.
Start on Starter , $39 a month, for a few dozen pages and a daily round-up.
Pages worth watching
- Notion pricing notion.com (opens the page in a new tab)
- HubSpot pricing hubspot.com (opens the page in a new tab)
- Zendesk pricing zendesk.com (opens the page in a new tab)
- Slack changelog slack.com (opens the page in a new tab)
- Apple Newsroom apple.com (opens the page in a new tab)
- Careers pages google.com (opens the page in a new tab)
- Product listings on Amazon amazon.com (opens the page in a new tab)
Pages people watch for this
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Amazon (opens the page in a new tab)
amazon.com/gp/bestsellers
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HubSpot (opens the page in a new tab)
hubspot.com/pricing/marketing
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Slack (opens the page in a new tab)
slack.com/changelog
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Target (opens the page in a new tab)
target.com/p/apple-airpods-pro-2/-/A-85978622
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Walmart (opens the page in a new tab)
walmart.com/cp/electronics/3944
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Questions
Questions people ask
Can it track a competitor's prices?
Yes, on the pages where they publish them, such as a pricing page or a product page. A new price, a renamed plan or a dropped feature is marked on the page, with a short summary. Every page counts toward your plan, so it suits pricing and plan pages better than a whole online shop.
Will it catch a redesigned pricing table?
Yes. Each check compares the screenshot as well as the words, so a page that changed its look is caught even when the numbers stayed.
Can it leave out cookie banners and rotating offers?
Yes. Pick the parts of the page to leave out, or the one part to watch, and list words to ignore.
How many pages do I need?
Three pages per competitor is a good start: pricing, product and careers. The Free plan covers five pages.
Other use cases
- Regulatory and compliance
- Registers and state and local rules
- Legal and contracts
- Tariffs and customs
- Economic policy and development
- Health care compliance
- Insurance bulletins
- Sanctions and export controls
- Privacy and data protection
- Employment and labor
- Immigration
- Financial services regulation
- Procurement and vendors
- Pages behind a sign-in
- Your own website
- Research and public records
- Consultancies and agencies
Your first five pages, free.
Create an account, add the pages you already check by hand, and run the first check yourself.