Tell us what to watch. We'll tell you when it changes.

Paste the link to a product page. Watchnode checks it on a schedule and messages you when the price drops below your threshold, or when something that was out of stock comes back.

At a glance

Stores supported	24	across 5 regions
Check interval	15 min	2 min on Plus
Price history kept	90 days	per watch, per store
Alerts	3	email, webhook, personal feed

How people use it

A price ceiling. "Message me if this drops under €180." Most watches are this.
Back in stock. Sizes and colours that keep selling out — the check runs on the variant, not the page, so a restock of the wrong size stays quiet.
Watching a basket. Group watches together and get one digest instead of six messages in a row.

Webhooks, if you'd rather wire it up yourself

Every alert can be delivered as a POST to a URL you control. The body is small and stable:

{
  "event": "price_drop",
  "watch": "wn_7f2c19",
  "store": "nordkauf",
  "was": 219.00,
  "now": 174.90,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "url": "https://…",
  "seen_at": "2026-09-07T14:31:07Z"
}

Retries are three attempts with backoff, then the alert falls back to email so nothing is lost quietly. Details in how it works.

What it does not do

No buying, no carts, no checkout automation. Watchnode reads pages, it does not act on them.
No accounts at the stores. If a price is only visible after login, we cannot see it either.
No scraping to order. The store list is fixed and public — see stores.