
What Is a Bot? Sneaker Bots, Price Bots, and Monitoring Bots Explained
A bot is software that automates web tasks. Compare sneaker bots, price bots and scraping bots, and see when a monitoring tool is the better choice.
Read moreTips, guides, and updates about website monitoring and change detection.

A bot is software that automates web tasks. Compare sneaker bots, price bots and scraping bots, and see when a monitoring tool is the better choice.
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Uptime monitoring asks whether your site is reachable; change monitoring asks whether it is correct. Here is when you need each, and how to run both together.
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A working reference for CSS selectors and XPath in web monitoring: target one element precisely, survive dynamic class names, and cut false alerts.
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Wire website change detection into Zapier with webhooks, then route changes into Slack, Sheets, your CRM, or SMS with filters, paths, and digests.
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PCI DSS 4.0 requirement 11.6.1 demands payment page tamper detection. See how website change detection meets it and what evidence assessors expect.
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Online reputation monitoring, step by step: what to watch across review sites, search results and competitor pages, and how to get alerted when it changes.
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Monitor API docs, platform documentation, and developer guides for changes, so your team catches deprecations and auth updates before an integration breaks.
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Monitor LinkedIn pages for changes to company About sections, job postings, and executive profiles, with alerts when a check spots a competitor update.
Read moreTrack Best Buy prices automatically with a price tracker that alerts you when products drop. Monitor deals, open-box items, and availability changes.
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Domain monitoring tracks WHOIS ownership, DNS records, SSL certificates and lookalike registrations, alerting you on the next check when something changes.
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Monitor RSS feeds for new posts and updates, and route fast Slack, Discord, or email alerts to your team when blogs, news sites, and publications publish.
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Website archiving captures timestamped page snapshots so you can prove what a page said, compare versions, and preserve evidence before content disappears.
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