Tesla's inventory changes constantly. New and used vehicles appear and disappear within hours, especially popular configurations and discounted models. If you're not checking at the right time, someone else grabs the car you wanted.
PageCrawl.io monitors Tesla's inventory pages and sends you a notification when something changes. You pick the model, new or used, and your preferred location, and PageCrawl watches the page for you.
Quick Setup
Go to tesla.com/inventory, set your filters (model, condition, location, price range), copy the URL from your browser, and paste it below. Works with any Tesla region or country.
Why Tesla Inventory Moves Fast
Tesla doesn't work like a traditional dealership. There's no lot you can browse at your own pace. Their online inventory is the lot, and it updates in real time as cars get allocated, sold, or moved between locations.
Used and demo Teslas are especially hard to catch. A well-priced Model 3 or Model Y can sell within hours of appearing online. By the time you see a Reddit post about a good deal, it's usually gone.
The official Tesla site also limits searches to a 200-mile radius around your location. If you're flexible on where you pick up the car, you'd need to manually search multiple zip codes to see everything available. That gets old fast.
How to Set Up Tesla Inventory Alerts
1. Find Your Tesla Inventory URL
Go to tesla.com/inventory and set your filters:
- Model: Model 3, Model Y, Model S, or Model X
- Condition: New or Used
- Location: Your city or zip code
- Other filters: Trim, color, wheels, mileage range
Once your filters are set, copy the URL from your browser. It will look something like:
https://www.tesla.com/inventory/new/my?arrangeby=plh&zip=90210This URL contains all your filter preferences. That's what PageCrawl will monitor.
Note about price filtering: Tesla's price and payment range filters don't persist in the URL when you copy it. If you want to limit results by price, use the Max Price field in the setup tool above. PageCrawl will automatically type your max price into Tesla's payment filter each time it checks the page.
2. Add the URL to PageCrawl
Sign up at PageCrawl.io and click Track New Page. Paste the Tesla inventory URL you copied.
PageCrawl will load the page in a real browser, just like you would, so it sees the same inventory results including JavaScript-loaded content.
3. Choose Your Settings
- Check frequency: Pick 15-minute or 30-minute intervals for the best chance of catching new inventory before it sells. Daily checks work if you're less urgent.
- Monitoring mode: Use "Content Only" to focus on the inventory listings and ignore headers, footers, and navigation.
- Notifications: Choose how you want to be alerted. Web push notifications, Telegram, and Slack all deliver near-instant alerts. Email works for less time-sensitive searches.
Customize Filters With Actions
After PageCrawl loads the Tesla inventory page, you can add more filters that don't save in the URL. Right-click on any filter element (like the price slider, trim checkboxes, or mileage range) and use PageCrawl's Actions to interact with it before each check. For example, you can click a specific trim checkbox or type a value into the mileage filter. This way, every time PageCrawl checks the page, it applies your filters first and only monitors the filtered results.
4. Get Notified
When new cars appear in your filtered results (or existing ones get removed or repriced), PageCrawl sends you a notification showing exactly what changed. You'll see which vehicles were added or removed so you can act quickly.
What You Can Track
New inventory. Monitor for new vehicles that match your preferred configuration. Useful when a specific trim, color, or wheel option is hard to find in your area.
Used and demo cars. These are often significantly discounted and sell fast. Monitoring the used inventory page is the best way to catch deals before they're gone.
Price drops. Tesla adjusts pricing on inventory vehicles. If a car you're watching drops in price, you'll see the change in your notification.
Multiple locations. Create separate monitors for different zip codes to expand your search radius beyond Tesla's default 200-mile limit. Check San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle simultaneously without manually switching between searches.
Multiple models. Set up one monitor per model and condition combination. Watch new Model Ys and used Model 3s at the same time with separate alerts for each.
Recommended Setup
For the best results, set up your Tesla inventory alerts like this:
| Setting | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Check frequency | Every 15 minutes |
| Monitoring mode | Content Only |
| Notifications | Web push, Telegram, or Slack for instant alerts |
| URL filters | One per model + condition combination |
If you're watching multiple models or locations, create a separate tracked page for each. This keeps notifications clear so you know exactly which search produced results.
Other Tesla Pages Worth Monitoring
Beyond inventory, there are a few other Tesla pages that change frequently:
- tesla.com/models/design - Monitor for new configuration options, colors, or interior changes
- tesla.com/support - Track changes to warranty terms, service policies, or software update notes
- Regional pricing pages - Watch for price adjustments on the model you're interested in
Getting Started
Set up your first Tesla inventory alert in under two minutes. Get started free.
PageCrawl's free plan includes enough checks to monitor several Tesla inventory pages. If you need 15-minute intervals or want to track more pages, paid plans start at a few dollars per month.