DB
Senior Design Strategist
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
"Effortless Website Change Monitoring That Saves Time"
5/5
What do you like best about Visualping?

It's essentially a robot that monitors webpages for you and lets you know if they've changed. You paste the URL, outline (using drawing) the section of interest (such as a price or a table or listing of job openings), and it will periodically review that area based upon the frequency you specify and notify you via email if changes occur. Because of this, you'll stop having to manually check the same page repeatedly and slowly die inside. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Visualping?

I received a notification because of a cookie banner, then a rotating testimonial image, and last week it notified me of a change because of a date/time stamp in the bottom of the footer; these were complete non-issues and ate into my number of checks. To prevent further spam, I shrunk the pop-up until it closed and figured it out myself. That took me some time. Also, the monthly checks run out. I chose to monitor a page frequently because I wanted to find out quickly and then suddenly monitoring stopped mid-way through the month. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Response from Eric Do Couto of Visualping

Thanks so much, Diane, we loved the "robot that monitors webpages for you" line!

A couple of tips: in the "Alert me when" box you can tell the AI to ignore things like footer timestamps, cookie banners and rotating images, and the Block action can hide any element you never want checked (https://help.visualping.io/en/articles/6308993). To keep checks from running out mid-month, the Health page shows your estimated monthly usage, and Advanced Scheduling lets a monitor check only during the hours you need.

If you'd like help setting any of this up, our support team is happy to take a look.

- The Visualping Team

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