Monitoring services want a subscription and want you to trust them with the watching. Fetch the page on a schedule and keep what it said.
A competitor's pricing, a policy page, a stock listing, a job board: something you need to know about the moment it changes. So you check it manually, or you forget to, and find out late.
A briefing document on your desktop describing what the pricing pages say now, so changes are obvious next time it runs.
Read the whole file before you run it: it's about twenty lines and it names every URL it calls and every file it writes.
See the recipe →You decide which pages, how often and what counts as interesting, because all of that is in a file you control rather than someone else's dashboard.
It reads public pages the way a browser does. Respect each site's terms and don't hammer them: once a day is plenty.
Raw page markup changes constantly for reasons that don't matter. A model reports what actually changed in meaning.
Yes. Add one fetch step per page.
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