Browser Extension Listing Alerts
Paste a public extension listing URL and we watch it for you. When the rating slips, review volume spikes, the version changes, or the store adds a badge or warning banner, an alert reaches you as soon as a check spots it, so you find out before your users tell you.
Browser Extension Listing Alerts
Watch any Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, or Edge Add-ons listing and get alerted when ratings, reviews, version, or store badges change
1Paste the public extension listing URL→
2We watch the rating, review count, version, and store banners→
3Get an alert when the listing or its reviews change
Paste the public store listing, not your developer dashboard
Extension stores and policy pages to track:
Our AI reads every change and only alerts you when this happens, so routine updates never reach your inbox. Edit it to fit what you care about.
On the next check after a change, or batched into one digest email.
Under 1 hour requires a paid plan
Frequently asked questions
Will it alert me if my extension's rating drops?
Yes. We watch the public listing, so any movement in the star rating or the number of ratings triggers an alert on the next check. Because the review count is an integer, it catches a pile-up of new reviews well before the rounded average moves. You can choose an instant notification or a daily or weekly digest.
Can I track a competitor's extension listing?
Yes. A competitor's public listing shows their version, last-updated date, user count, rating, description, and screenshots. Add one monitor per rival and you get their shipping cadence, growth, and positioning changes without asking anyone. Restrict the monitor to the header fields to keep it quiet.
Which page should I track, the listing or my developer dashboard?
Track the public listing. It carries the badges, warning banners, ratings, and review text that users and reviewers see, and it needs no login session to check. The developer dashboard mostly repeats what the public page already shows, and only after you remember to open it.
Monitor any web page for changes
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