WebSite-Watcher monitors web pages, documents, and feeds for changes, then highlights new content. It handles RSS and Atom feeds, PDF files, Word and Excel documents, social media pages, local files, and forums. Users can filter unwanted material and set keyword alerts for terms found in changed content. Integrated Check-Macros can record and replay logins, search forms, and multi-step workflows before checking a page. After updates, the software can send email alerts, export reports in HTML, CSV, JSON, or XML, or trigger AI workflows and custom tools. The Windows client keeps bookmarks and settings on the user's hard disk and can check pages without access to the maker's servers. Optional synchronization shares bookmarks through a cloud folder or a shared local or network folder. A free Android and iOS app monitors pages and feeds, storing data on the phone without an account. The Free edition is free; Personal costs 49.00 EUR per once per user, and Business costs 299.00 EUR per once per user. A 30-day evaluation is available at no charge. The maker is based in Attnang-Puchheim, Austria.
Who it is for
WebSite-Watcher suits people who need to monitor pages, feeds, documents, or local files and review changes through filters or keyword alerts. Personal licenses are for private, non-commercial use; companies and educational organizations must use Business Edition.
What is good
- Monitors pages, feeds, office documents, social pages, and local files.
- Keyword alerts and filters help focus change monitoring.
- Check-Macros can replay logins and multi-step workflows.
- Exports reports in HTML, CSV, JSON, or XML.
- Mobile apps store monitoring data on the phone without an account.
What to know first
- The Free edition allows 10 bookmarks and one database.
- The Free edition's shortest check interval is one hour.
- Phone support is not provided.
- Companies and educational organizations must use Business Edition.
Verdict
Choose WebSite-Watcher if you need change monitoring across multiple content types, with filtering, alerts, and export options. The Free edition has tight bookmark and interval limits, while business and educational use requires the Business license.
Get started with WebSite-Watcher
- Visit https://www.aignes.com/.
- Choose the Free edition or a paid license; the maker also offers a 30-day evaluation at no charge.
- Install the Windows client to monitor and manage bookmarks on a computer.
- Alternatively, use the free Android or iOS app to monitor pages and feeds on a phone.
What the free plan stops at
The Free plan permits 10 bookmarks and one database, and checks no more frequently than once per hour. It does not include email support. Personal licenses are limited to private, non-commercial use; companies and educational organizations must use Business Edition.
Questions about WebSite-Watcher
What does WebSite-Watcher cost?
The Free plan is free. Personal is 49.00 EUR per once per user, and Business is 299.00 EUR per once per user.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The maker offers a 30-day evaluation period at no charge.
Which platforms are available?
The listed platforms are Windows, Android, and iOS. The Android and iOS apps are free.
What are the Free plan limits?
It allows 10 bookmarks and one database, with a shortest check interval of one hour. Email support is not included.
Can companies use the Personal license?
No. Personal is for private, non-commercial use; companies and educational organizations must use Business Edition.
Does WebSite-Watcher offer phone support?
No. The maker says it does not provide phone support; paid licenses include email support.
WebSite-Watcher plans and pricing
All plansCompared on website monitoring software
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