Monitoring feeds · Product preview
Know when
the web changes.
A dataset answers a question once. A monitoring feed would keep checking the pages that matter and show you what changed, with the source behind each update.
We’re preparing this product. Self-serve subscriptions are not open yet. Book a call to discuss your pages, signals and delivery needs.
Change detected
Example Co. / Team plan
example.com/pricing
Last confirmed
£20
Latest check
£24
The Team plan moved from £20 to £24 per seat/month.
A change summary would link back to the source and the previous observation.
Inside a monitoring feed
A record of what changed,
with a source for every update.
What we’re building
From another tab to check
to a useful update.
A clear watchlist
Choose public pages and the fields that matter: prices, availability, new listings or other agreed signals.
A history you can inspect
Keep the last successful observation, compare future checks and distinguish a real change from a page we could not read.
Updates where you work
Planned delivery includes change summaries, CSV downloads and email updates, with cadence agreed before launch.
Good to know
Clear before you start.
Can I subscribe now?
Self-serve monitoring subscriptions are not open yet. The demo on this page uses illustrative data. Book a call to discuss the source, fields, cadence and delivery you need; availability and scope will be confirmed before any commitment.
Does continuous monitoring mean real time?
The product direction is ongoing, scheduled checks. The initial focus is daily checks, rather than second-by-second streaming. We would agree the actual cadence and coverage with you.
What would happen if a website blocks a check?
A failed or partial check should be visible. It should preserve the last confirmed value and should never be counted as proof that nothing changed. The concept demo shows those three outcomes separately.
Does the current Dataset API include monitoring?
The current Dataset API reads your paid orders and downloads delivered files. Monitoring feeds and new scrape requests are separate product directions; those capabilities are not part of the current API contract.