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Monitor website changes: prices, stock, jobs and more. Get email alerts even when your browser is closed. Repondea Page Monitor watches public web pages and emails you when they change — a pricing plan changes, a sold-out item is back, a job or tender appears, or a competitor updates a key page. It keeps watching even when Chrome is closed. HOW IT WORKS 1. Start free in one screen — no card required. 2. Open the extension on the page you want to watch. One click adds it. 3. Repondea checks the page on a schedule, saves a before/after snapshot, and emails you when the page changes. BUILT FOR SIMPLE COMPETITOR PRICING WATCH Small SaaS teams can monitor public pricing and plan pages without keeping a browser tab open or configuring selectors. The dashboard shows the latest check and the saved page snapshot, so you can review what changed. FREE PLAN • 1 public page • Daily check • Email alerts • Before/after snapshots • No card required PRO — €5/MONTH • 10 public pages • Hourly checks • 30-day history • 7-day free trial • No card required to start HONEST LIMITS This first version monitors public HTML pages only. It does not monitor pages behind a login, PDFs, or private dashboards. It does not send SMS or Slack alerts, and it does not claim AI filtering. PRIVACY The extension reads the URL and title of the active tab only when you open it and choose to monitor that page. It communicates only with repondea.com to create your account, add the selected page, and show its monitoring status.
Oct 5, 2026
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