Catch the words that change.
Watch an announcement, a passage of text, or the page itself. Get an alert when the content changes, a phrase appears, or a phrase disappears.
The page you’re on.
Your next monitor.
See something worth watching? Select it right on the page, choose what should trigger an alert, and send it to PageFluxer.
For Chrome on desktop · Free to install · PageFluxer account required
Pick in Chrome. Monitor in the cloud. Once you save, PageFluxer checks on your schedule—even with Chrome closed. Your browser login and cookies aren’t transferred.
CHOOSE THE UPDATE THAT MATTERS
One extension. Four ways to watch.
Start from the page you already have open. Choose up to three targets on that page, each with its own alert rule.
Wait for your price.
Select the price on a product page. Watch for any price change, a decrease, or the price crossing below an amount you choose.
Know when it’s back.
Select a stock label and match the wording the website uses. Get an alert when the item becomes available or unavailable.
See the next opportunity.
Select a list of links, such as jobs or announcements. Watch for new entries, with an optional phrase to narrow the matches.
FROM BROWSING TO WATCHING
Set it up where you find it.
The extension starts your draft. PageFluxer’s website helps you confirm the content and finish setting up the monitor.
Open PageFluxer in Chrome.
Install the extension, pin it to your toolbar, and open a public webpage. Click PageFluxer to read that tab’s URL and title.
Point, click, choose a rule.
Choose your goal and use “Select on page” to pick an element. Set a condition such as a price decrease, new wording, or an item coming back in stock.
Check the cloud preview.
Click “Continue in PageFluxer” and sign in on the website. Compare your selection with what PageFluxer can independently load. Confirm the extracted values before you save.
Save it. Get on with your day.
Choose your schedule and notifications, review the monitor, and start watching. PageFluxer handles the checks in the cloud and alerts you when a later check matches your rule.
YOU CHOOSE THE PAGE
Small permissions. A clear handoff.
The extension reads the current tab after you click it. The element picker runs when you ask it to, and the extension keeps a temporary setup draft for the handoff to PageFluxer.
It doesn’t request your browsing history, passwords, or cookies. Sign-in happens on PageFluxer’s website; the extension doesn’t store an API key.
Read our privacy policy →Before you add it to Chrome.
Is the extension free?
Yes. The extension is free to install and works with PageFluxer’s Free plan. You need a PageFluxer account to save monitors. Monitoring frequency, check allowances, and other service limits depend on your plan. Compare plans.
Do I need to leave Chrome open?
No. Once you finish setup and save your monitor on PageFluxer, checks run in the cloud. Your computer and Chrome can be closed.
Can it monitor pages that require my browser login?
No. The extension does not transfer browser cookies, login sessions, or passwords. PageFluxer must be able to load the content independently. A selection visible only while you’re signed in may be missing from the cloud preview.
What if the cloud preview shows different content?
Check that you selected the right element. If the page needs JavaScript, try Browser checks when available on your plan. If PageFluxer still can’t read the content you want, don’t save that selection. Selecting something in Chrome doesn’t guarantee it can be monitored from the cloud.
Which browsers and pages can I use?
This release is for Chrome on desktop. Start on a public HTTP or HTTPS webpage. Chrome’s internal pages and the Chrome Web Store cannot use the picker. Some embedded frames and custom page components also cannot be selected.
How do I sign in?
Click “Continue in PageFluxer.” If you aren’t already signed in, use the email sign-in flow on the website and open the email link in the same Chrome profile. PageFluxer restores your draft so you can preview and finish setup.
Find it once. Watch what happens next.
Add PageFluxer to Chrome and start your next monitor from the page itself.
Need a hand? Contact support or read the monitor setup guide.