Someone always asks "what did that page say last March". WebsiteChange answers with a dated version, a full-page screenshot and the exact text. Our website archive tools keep a private record of the pages you watch, on the schedule you set, for as long as your plan keeps history.
Each time a check finds a real change, a new version is saved with:
Because versions are saved only when something real changed, the gap between two versions is meaningful too: it shows the page stayed the same between those two dates.
Type a word, a price or a phrase and find every version of every monitor where it appeared or disappeared. Filter by workspace, monitor, date range or importance.
Search covers the text, the page title and the summaries, so you can look for a change by what it means as well as by its exact words.
The diff you see in an alert is against the version just before it. History lets you go further: pick any two versions of the same page, from any dates, and see the text diff and the visual diff between them.
This is how you answer questions such as "how has their pricing page changed since we launched" or "what is different in this contract compared with the version we signed". Comparing two versions does not use checks or AI summaries.
Take the record out of WebsiteChange whenever you need it.
| Plan | History kept |
|---|---|
| Starter | 6 months |
| Growth | 2 years |
| Business | 5 years |
| Enterprise | unlimited, with custom retention |
You can delete a single version, a monitor or its whole history at any time. Deleted history cannot be restored, and deleting a monitor does not give back checks or summaries already used in the billing period.
Legal, compliance and procurement teams use history as a dated record of what a third party published. Each version shows when it was captured and what the page looked like, with the screenshot and the text stored together. On Business and Enterprise the audit log also records who in your workspace created, edited or deleted monitors and exports.
When a vendor changes its terms after you signed, or a competitor removes a claim it made in an ad, you have the version, the date and the screenshot in one place. Pair this with monitor terms of service changes to keep the record complete.
Public web archives are a valuable record of the internet, but they capture pages on their own schedule, may skip the pages you need for months and cannot be told to watch one element. They are also public, so anyone can see what was captured.
WebsiteChange keeps your pages on your schedule. You decide which URLs are watched and how often, the record lives in your private workspace, and every version comes with a diff and a summary instead of a bare snapshot. The two complement each other: use public archives for the distant past and WebsiteChange for the pages that matter to your work from today on. The page change monitor adds the screenshot view to each version.
6 months on Starter, 2 years on Growth, 5 years on Business and unlimited on Enterprise, with custom retention on Enterprise.
Yes. Pick any two versions of the same monitor and see the text diff and visual diff between them. Comparing does not use checks or summaries.
Yes. Export versions and changes to CSV on every plan, create PDF change reports on Growth and above, and read versions through the API on Growth and above.
No. Your monitors and their history stay private to your workspace and are visible only to its seats.
Every day you are not watching a page is a day missing from its history. Paste a public URL and capture the first version now. No card needed for the demo.