Ways to use itKnow about restocks

Hear when a sold-out item is back in stock.

It watches just the “Out of stock” or “Sold out” label on a product page.
When the label changes, it shows what it was and what it is now, side by side.

Get it See how to start

Sound familiar?

By the time I saw the restock, it had sold out again
I never know when it’s back, so I check several times a day
Members-only items hide their stock until I sign in

→ With WebPageGazerIt watches just the stock status and tells you when you can buy it again.

What you get

Only the stock label is checked. Changes to the price or description are not reported.

Not told while it’s sold outTold on the day it’s back

Pick the stock label with a click

Just click “Out of stock” on the product page.

Told side by side when it changes

You can read in the notification what “Out of stock” changed to.

Pages behind a sign-in, too

Reads the page in your browser, signed in as you are
Never holds your password

Items only members can buy, or stock you can only see after signing in, can be watched as they are if you are signed in to them in your browser. The extension never keeps your password.

📖 About pages behind a sign-in, in the Docs

Three steps to start

Pick the stock label
With the product page open, open “Add a monitor” from WebPageGazer on the toolbar, and click the stock label with “👀 Pick it on the page”.
Choose what you want to know
Under “What you want to know”, choose “Text changes”. You are told when the label’s text changes.
Check that it reads
When “Check the content” shows the current label, press “Add a monitor”.

Sends to　Browser notifications · Discord · Slack · Microsoft Teams · Google Chat · ntfy (to your phone, too) Monitors　No limit · free · no account

Good to know

Runs only while the browser is open
It works only while your browser is open on your computer. While the browser is closed it pauses, and picks up again when you open it.
Every 30 minutes at first
Pages are checked every 30 minutes by default. To go easy on the sites you watch, there is a minimum interval.
Skips pages that ask not to be visited
Pages a site asks not to be visited in its robots.txt are not visited (The rules we follow towards the sites).
Check the site’s terms yourself
Please check that watching a page doesn’t conflict with that site’s terms.
Not for races decided in minutes
It is not suited to uses where a few minutes matter, such as the moment something goes on sale.