OnWebChange
8.0#3 in website monitoring softwareFrom €0.89 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitOnWebChange vs Super Monitoring
Super Monitoring
6.3#38 in website monitoring softwareFrom $59 a yearWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | OnWebChange | Super Monitoring |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts | Alerts are available through email, mobile notifications and webhooks; the pricing page names Pushover as a third-party mobile notification service for Android and iOS. | The service sends immediate alerts by email or text message after detecting a problem. |
| Integrations | TechRadar found no third-party integrations, while native alerts use email, Pushover and callbacks. | Alerts can be sent by webhook to Slack, Zapier, IFTTT, or another application or script that accepts webhooks. |
| Intended users | The terms say the service is intended for all good people and law-abiding organizations. | The company targets webmasters, internet marketers, e-commerce site owners, and agencies. |
| Purpose | OnWebChange monitors webpages and sends notifications when it detects changes. | The service monitors websites and web applications to detect unavailability and improper functioning. |
OnWebChange plans
- FreeFree
- Lite€0.89 a month
- Standard€2.79 a month
- Turbo-50€4.99 a month
- Turbo-100€8.99 a month
Super Monitoring plans
- Super$5.99 a month
- Hyper$14.99 a month
- Extra$19.99 a month
- Ultra$29.99 a month
- Multi$39.99 a month
- Super$59 a year
Pick OnWebChange if…
OnWebChange suits people who want to keep watch on specific page details, dynamic sites, or online documents and receive change alerts. Its free plan may fit light monitoring, while higher tracker limits are available on paid plans.
Pick Super Monitoring if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.