The best FollowThatPage alternative is AyeWatch

The best FollowThatPage alternative for most people is AyeWatch. Follow That Page emails you every line that was added or removed on a page. AyeWatch alerts you only when the page changes in the way you described, tells you what changed in a sentence or two, and sends that alert to your phone. The exception is a single quiet page where any edit is news: Follow That Page does that for free and you can keep it. Below are answers to the questions people usually ask next.

What does AyeWatch do differently?

With Follow That Page, you choose a page and get a text diff whenever anything on it changes. You can filter out lines by keyword, but the filter does not know what the words mean.

With AyeWatch, you paste the URL and write a rule, for example: "Tell me when the library posts new opening hours for the holidays." Each time the page changes, AyeWatch checks whether the change fits that rule. A new footer link or an updated date does not. When something does fit, you get a short written summary.

How much does it cost?

AyeWatch also has Max at $39 and Ultra at $99 a month. There are no contracts.

Where do the alerts arrive?

Follow That Page sends email only, as plain text.

AyeWatch sends push notifications to its iOS and Android apps and shows alerts in its feed on every plan. Paid plans add email alerts, a daily digest email, Slack, Discord, webhooks and a REST API. You pick channels per monitor.

Can it watch more than one page at a time?

Yes. One AyeWatch monitor can cover several URLs under one rule, such as all the pages of a supplier's catalog. It can also watch things that are not a single page: topics across news, blogs, forums and government sites, and accounts or communities on X, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok.

Why does Follow That Page send so many useless emails?

Because it reports text changes. Dates, counters, comment totals and menu edits all change the text. Its line and block filters can hide some of them, but you need to know the right keyword in advance, and the filter breaks if the page wording changes.

What does Follow That Page still do better?

It is free for light use and needs nothing more than an email address. For a plain page that rarely changes and where every change matters, such as a small club's fixtures page, there is no reason to pay for anything else.

How fast can AyeWatch check?

Pro checks hourly. Pro+ adds ASAP mode, the fastest speed, for urgent pages. Auto mode can also set the pace for you, checking more often while a page is busy. More frequent checks use more credits, and the app shows the expected daily use before you save.

Is switching hard?

No. There is nothing to export. For each page, create an AyeWatch monitor with the same URL and write the change you care about as one sentence. Keep both running for a few days if you want to compare.

So what is the answer?

If you want fewer alerts that each explain themselves, AyeWatch is the best FollowThatPage alternative. Start with the Free Preview, move your noisiest page first, and keep Follow That Page for anything that is already quiet.