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Get an alert when a price drops, on any website
Waiting for a price to hit your number? A page monitor watches the page and tells you when it does — no browser tab needed, no manual checking.
Why a timer isn't the right tool
Auto refresh reloads a tab on a schedule, but you still have to watch it. For price drops, you want to close your laptop and be told when it happens. That's what a monitor does: it checks the page from our servers and sends you an alert.
Set up a price monitor
- Open the product page. Navigate to the page in Chrome and click the extension icon.
- Tell the AI your target price. For example: “Tell me when this drops below $300” or “Alert me if the price changes at all.”
- Review and start. The AI shows you the current price, confirms your condition, and shows the cost in credits. Approve to start.
- “Tell me when this drops below $300.”
- “Alert me when the price changes.”
- “Let me know if this goes on sale.”
The monitor runs from our servers for up to 30 days, even with your browser closed. Alerts go to email, and you can add WhatsApp or Telegram. A monitor checking every 30 minutes for a week with email alerts costs about 126 credits ($1.26).
Works on any website
Unlike browser extensions that only work on Amazon, this monitor works on any public product page — electronics stores, fashion retailers, airline websites, hotel booking pages, or anything else with a price on the page.
Questions
Does it only work on Amazon?
No. It works on any public product page. The AI reads the page the way you do, so it can find a price on any website.
Can it track multiple products?
Each monitor watches one page. Set up a separate monitor for each product you want to track.
Does it buy the product for me?
No. It tells you when the price hits your target, and you make the purchase yourself.
How often does it check?
You choose the interval: every 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, or every 1, 6, 12 or 24 hours. Faster checks cost more credits.