SiteGauge monitors government portals, company investor pages, press release sections, NGO websites, and source pages - alerting your team the moment new information appears, before it's widely picked up.
Paste any URL a journalism team cares about and watch SiteGauge capture it. Pick the area to track and set an alert, right here. No sign-up needed to look.
Every scenario below works on the Free plan. Paid plans unlock faster checks, screenshots, and team collaboration.
Track government and parliamentary websites for policy updates, new publications, statistical releases, and regulatory changes that make news.
Monitor corporate investor relations pages and press release sections for announcements, leadership changes, and financial disclosures.
Watch NGO websites, campaign pages, and advocacy organisations for new reports, statements, and data releases relevant to your beat.
Track specific pages maintained by key sources - academic institutions, think tanks, regulatory bodies - for updates that warrant follow-up.
When a meaningful change is detected on a page you watch, SiteGauge sends the before/after diff to Claude and gets back a plain-English summary, the likely significance, and an importance score, so a junior can triage and a journalism lead can act.
Government data updated
ONS has published Q2 2025 GDP data showing 0.2% growth, significantly below Q1's already-revised 0.4%, and quietly revised Q1 down from 0.7%, a double revision that paints a weaker economic picture than previously reported.
No agents, no proxies, no code. Paste a URL and you are monitoring.
Paste any public URL a journalism team tracks. Choose the monitoring workflow that fits, so the signals that matter are weighted above ordinary body copy.
A cheap hash check runs first; a full render, screenshot and AI analysis only fire when a real, scored change is confirmed. Checks every 15 minutes on Pro, daily on Free.
An alert lands in email, Slack, Teams or a Google Sheet, with an AI summary, an importance score and a before/after diff you can act on.
SiteGauge has built-in workflows tuned for different jobs. Here is how Journalism teams typically combine them.
The people who need to know the moment a watched page changes.
Journalists
Researchers
Editors
News desk teams
Checking by hand misses the change that mattered. SiteGauge tells you the moment it ships.
The old way
The best stories live in the gaps between press releases. A government portal quietly updates a policy page. A company's investor relations section adds a new filing. An NGO updates a campaign page with new data. These changes rarely come with announcements - and the journalists who notice first get the story.
With SiteGauge
SiteGauge watches any public page - government portals, company newsrooms, campaign sites, court websites, parliamentary pages - and alerts you the moment content changes. AI summaries tell you what was added, removed, or revised so you can assess newsworthiness instantly.
Free forever on 5 monitors. AI analysis on every plan. No credit card required.