URL Love It is a monitoring tool for web pages. You tell it which pages to watch - your own landing pages, a competitor's pricing page, an ad destination - and it visits each one on a schedule, saves a snapshot of exactly how the page looked, and compares each new snapshot to the last one. When something meaningful changes, it lets you know.
The point is simple: you should never be the last to know that an important page changed. A competitor drops their price, your own checkout button quietly breaks, an ad landing page gets swapped - these things move fast, and URL Love It makes sure you see them.
The three things it does
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Captures snapshots. On your schedule, it takes a full-page image (and the underlying page content) so you have a visual record of what the page looked like that day. -
Detects changes. It compares each new snapshot to the previous one and figures out what actually changed - the picture, the wording, the buttons, the underlying structure. -
Alerts you. When a change matters, it sends you an alert by email or Slack, scored by how significant it is, so you can act.
A few words you'll see a lot
Snapshot
A single capture of a page at a point in time - the image plus the page's text and structure. Your history is a timeline of snapshots.
Brand
A group of URLs you monitor together - usually one company or website. You might have a brand for your own site and separate brands for each competitor you watch.
Change
A meaningful difference URL Love It found between two snapshots - for example a new headline, a changed price, or a removed button.
Changes Feed
The running timeline of every change detected across the pages you monitor, newest first.
How to get going
- 1 Add the pages you want to watch (see Adding your first URLs).
- 2 Let URL Love It take its first snapshots - this happens automatically, usually within a few minutes.
- 3 Choose how often each page is captured and where you want alerts sent.
- 4 Watch the Changes Feed and your inbox as changes roll in.