Guide · Stillwater
Get alerted when a price changes.
Watch just the price on a page, see exactly what changed, and be told if Stillwater can’t check it. All from your own browser.
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Watch a price in four steps
- Open the product or plans pageAny public page that shows the price.
- Pick the price itselfChoose “Watch something on this page” from the Stillwater icon and click the price, so only that part is watched. A banner elsewhere on the page can change without bothering you.
- Leave date ignoring onDates and times are ignored by default, so a “last updated” stamp doesn’t trigger alerts. Switch it off for a monitor only if a date is what you are watching.
- Read the before and afterWhen the price changes, the old price is struck through and the new one highlighted, kept in that monitor’s history.
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Good to know
- Prices that load lateOn the first check, Stillwater makes sure it sees what you picked. If the page fills in the price after it loads, it opens the page briefly in a background tab to read it, and tells you.
- Failures are never silentIf a page stops answering or is redesigned so your price disappears, the monitor turns red and you get one notification, then Stillwater keeps retrying.
- Public pages onlyStillwater doesn’t log in to sites or solve CAPTCHAs, and checks only run while Chrome is open on your computer.
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Questions
Does it check when Chrome is closed?
No. Checks run while Chrome is open. If your computer was asleep, Stillwater catches up when it wakes.
Can it watch pages behind a login?
Stillwater is built for public pages. It doesn’t log in to sites or solve CAPTCHAs.
Will it email me?
No. Alerts are Chrome notifications and a badge on the toolbar icon.
More on the Stillwater page. Questions: hello@kehrandco.com.