What people use PageDiff for
PageDiff watches any public web page and tells you in plain language when something you care about changes. Each page below covers one job end to end: what to watch, what an alert looks like, and, honestly, where the job runs into a limit.
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Vendor terms, DPA & subprocessor tracking
Track changes to a vendor's terms of service, privacy policy, DPA or subprocessor list. Describe what counts as a change in plain English, get a summary when it happens, and keep a timestamped record.
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API changelogs & release notes
Watch a vendor's changelog, release notes or deprecation page. Say in plain English that you only want new API versions and breaking changes, and let the routine entries go by unread.
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Competitor & vendor pricing
Watch a competitor's or supplier's pricing page and get told when a price moves. Works on pages that build their prices with JavaScript, and tells you which number changed and what it changed to.
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Don't see your job?
If the page you want to watch is publicly reachable, PageDiff can almost certainly watch it. These pages just cover the jobs we can describe end to end. Tell us what you're tracking and we'll say plainly whether it fits.