PageScribe

Your competitors changed their pricing page again. Know within the hour — in plain English.

PageScribe watches competitor and vendor pricing pages for small teams and agencies, and emails you exactly what changed: "Price changed $49 → $69. The words 'free returns' were removed." No screenshots to squint at, no diffs to decode.

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The problem

Pricing pages are the most-edited pages on the internet and the least watched. A rival quietly drops a tier, a vendor raises a per-seat fee, a "free returns" promise becomes "30-day returns" — and you find out from a customer, or you don't find out at all.

Screenshot-diff tools show you two pictures and wish you luck. PageScribe reads the words and tells you what they mean.

How it works

  1. Paste the URL of any pricing, terms, or product page — yours, a competitor's, a vendor's.
  2. Pick how often to check it, and optionally focus on just the pricing table and mute the noisy bits (timestamps, rotating banners).
  3. Get the email the moment the words move, with a plain-language summary and the full line-by-line diff one click away.

What a change alert looks like

Change detected — RivalCo pricing
Price changed $49 → $69. The words 'free returns' were removed.
Added: 'New: priority support included on all plans'

That's the whole email. If it matters, you click through. If it doesn't, you've spent four seconds.

Free tool — what changed on this page?
Paste any URL and see the page the way PageScribe reads it: the words, the prices, the promises — and what changed since the last check. No account needed.
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Built for teams and agencies

Pricing

Free — $0
3 pages · checks every 6 hours · plain-language email alerts
Start free
Starter — $29/mo
25 pages · checks every hour · focus + ignore rules · Slack alerts
Start with Starter
Team — $199/mo
200 pages · checks every 15 minutes · built for agencies watching many clients' rivals
Start with Team

Polite by design

PageScribe checks with an identifiable user-agent, at sane intervals you control, and only pages you give it. It's a monitoring tool, not a scraper.

FAQ

How is this different from a visual/screenshot monitor?
Those tell you pixels moved. PageScribe extracts the page's actual words, throws away the navigation and boilerplate, and summarises the meaning of the change — prices, promises, terms — in one sentence. (PageScribe vs Visualping)

What pages can I watch?
Any public page: pricing, terms, refund policies, product specs, docs, job posts, listings. Pages that need a login or heavy JavaScript rendering are on the roadmap; ask us if yours is one.

How fast will I know?
Checks run on the interval you pick for your plan, and the alert goes out as soon as a change is confirmed.

The next pricing change in your market shouldn't be a surprise.

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