Free Media Monitoring Tool

Track content changes across news, portals, and public listings automatically.

Monitor key web pages for updates to headlines, articles, or listings, and get notified the moment something changes.

How it works

Track exactly what matters, with zero noise. Paste the URL of a news site, press release page, or media portal. Highlight the section you care about, like a headline block, article summary, or listing section.

We’ll monitor it and alert you when anything changes, with:

  • Included

    A before/after visual comparison

  • Included

    Area-based selection (avoid false alarms)

  • Included

    Real-time email alerts

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No credit card required!

How to use website change monitoring.

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Paste a URL from a media or news site

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Highlight the article or listing section

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Receive a visual change alert in your inbox

For PR & Communications Teams.

Track press mentions

Know instantly when your brand or clients are mentioned in press releases or news articles.

Monitor newsroom updates

Keep an eye on media outlet homepages, newsroom feeds, and journalist article listings.

Detect changes to online articles

Catch post-publication edits in breaking news, quotes, or statistics.

Follow public listings

Track changes on public registers, stock listings, and government bulletins.

Monitor journalistic trends

See when tone, messaging, or data is updated in sensitive news topics.

Track industry news

Stay ahead by following key portals and category pages for new publications.

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✉️ Stay informed, automatically.

No more refreshing or manually checking pages. We’ll notify you by email the moment something changes with a snapshot showing what’s new.

  • ✅ Highlights only the changes you selected
  • ✅ Visual diff and timestamp
  • ✅ Works on any public web page
Instant alerts on changes

Start monitoring for free.

Track media updates for free.

Start monitoring for free
Up to 50 pages, with 5-minute checks. No credit card required.

Frequently asked questions.