Track any web page and see exactly what changed — added text in green, removed text in red. Watch competitor pricing, policies, job boards and changelogs. No signup required.
Point it at any page where a quiet edit can cost you.
Catch the moment a rival changes a price, adds a plan, or quietly drops a feature from a tier.
Track competitor product, messaging and homepage changes so you spot a strategic move early.
Watch terms of service and privacy policies, and know when the wording changes.
Follow product updates from the tools you depend on, without checking a dozen changelogs by hand.
Track hiring pages at target companies — staffing up tells you where they’re investing next.
Keep an eye on newsrooms and press pages so you never learn about a launch late.
Paste any page you want to keep an eye on. No account, no extension, no code.
With Firehose you choose a check frequency, as often as every few minutes. Try it free here to see a page’s past year of changes right away.
Get a text diff of every change: added text in green, removed text in red, so you can read what moved in seconds.
Added text in green, removed text in red, so you can read exactly what moved.
Every meaningful change from the last year, dated, so you can see when and how often the page moves.
Each change is tagged moderate, major or overhaul, so you know which ones matter.
You see the words that changed, not a vague alert.
No extension, no script, no account. Paste a URL and go.
This free tool shows past changes for one page. Firehose watches the pages you care about going forward — hundreds at once, checked as fast as every few minutes — and monitors the entire web for anything that matters.
Monitor hundreds or thousands of URLs at once, with faster check frequencies.

Get notified the instant a page changes — email, Slack, Teams, webhook or API.

Write a query and Firehose surfaces every new page across the web that matches.

Stream matches over SSE or let your AI assistant set up taps, rules and alerts from a prompt.
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