You find a product you want, but the page says "Coming soon." There is no date, or the date slips. You end up refreshing the page and hoping you don't miss the launch. Popular items can sell out fast, so timing matters.
WatchForMe does the checking for you. Paste the page link and say what you want, like "Tell me when 'Coming soon' disappears." We turn that into a watch on the public page. When the phrase is gone, you get an email right away. You can also watch for the price or for the item being back in stock once it goes live.
Describe it in plain English. From $3 for 30 days, one-time, no account or app.
Try it nowIt looks for a phrase on a public web page. For a launch alert, that means the words "Coming soon" disappearing. You can also watch for a phrase appearing, like "Add to cart" or "Pre-order."
No. WatchForMe is not a browser extension and doesn't need an app. There's no account either. You get an email when the change happens, and each watch has a private link where you can see or stop it.
It's a one-time payment, not a subscription. $3 gets you 1 watch for 30 days, checked every 60 minutes. $5 gets you 3 watches for 30 days, checked every 30 minutes. $12 gets you 10 watches for 30 days, checked every 15 minutes. Prices include tax.
Anything behind a login won't work. We also don't support appointment or visa slots, ticket queues, flights, or hotels. Some stores aren't supported either, including Walmart, Target prices, Home Depot, Costco, Lowe's, Lego.com, Sephora, Newegg, B&H, Ticketmaster, and StubHub. Best Buy, eBay, and Etsy are coming soon.
You can get a refund within 7 days if the watch doesn't work for your page.
We'll email you on Wednesday, November 25, so you can set your price-drop and restock watches before the sales start, and once more before Cyber Monday.
Just those two emails. Unsubscribe in one click.