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ChangeTower

Website change monitoring, alerts and archiving

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What is

ChangeTower

ChangeTower monitors web pages for changes and alerts you when content, visuals, keywords or code change, with AI filtering out noise. It keeps a full archive of snapshots so you can compare versions over time. GTM teams use it to track competitor offers, messaging and product pages, while legal, compliance and marketing teams watch policy pages and their own sites.

02 — Who it’s for

Ideal Customer Profile

Used by marketing, product, competitive intelligence, compliance and legal teams, from small businesses to enterprises. Agencies use it for white label monitoring of client sites.

03 — Capabilities

Key Features

Scheduled website change checks

Visual screenshot comparison

AI change analysis

Keyword triggers

Website change archive

Slack, Teams and email alerts

Webhooks, API and MCP

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06 — FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ChangeTower used for?

ChangeTower watches websites for changes and alerts you, which teams use for competitor tracking, compliance monitoring, SEO checks and brand protection.

Can I track competitor websites with ChangeTower?

Yes. You can monitor competitor plans pages, features, messaging and release notes, and see exact before and after differences when something changes.

Which tools does ChangeTower integrate with?

Alerts can go to email, Slack or Microsoft Teams, and to your own systems through signed webhooks and the API. It also offers an MCP connection.

Does ChangeTower keep a history of pages?

Yes. ChangeTower archives point in time snapshots of monitored pages, so you can review how a page looked on a given date.