Domain Scanning
Find every page on the site, not just the ones you remember.
ChangeTower crawls the whole domain on the schedule you set and returns every page it finds, with a dated snapshot behind each one and a list you can export.
You cannot monitor a page you do not know is there.
A site grows one page at a time and nobody keeps the whole list in their head. ChangeTower crawls the domain and reports what is actually published.
A crawl that knows your site better than your sitemap does.
Point it at one URL and it works out the rest of the site for itself, on the cadence you choose.
One URL, the whole site
Give the scan a starting URL and it follows the links from there across the domain, reporting every page it reaches rather than only the one you named.
Include and exclude rules
Narrow a scan to the parts of the site that matter. List the text strings a URL has to contain, or the ones it should skip, one per line.
Crawl settings that match your site
Strip query parameters, skip pages whose canonical tag points somewhere else, obey robots.txt, and read the sitemaps you already publish.
A dated snapshot of every page
Each page the crawl reaches is stored exactly as it was served, on every run or only on the runs that found a change, whichever you choose.
Retries for the pages that stall
Choose fixed, linear or exponential backoff on failed checks, so one slow response does not leave a page missing from the report.
Export the list
Take the full URL list out of the run report and share it with the team, or use it to decide which pages get a monitor of their own.
Three steps, and then it runs on its own.
Nothing to install, nothing to keep running, and no list of URLs to maintain by hand.
Point it at a domain
Enter the target URL. If you only want part of the site, open Advanced configuration and add include or exclude strings, one per line.
Set the cadence and the folder
Choose weekly, every 14 days or monthly, name the folder the scan belongs in, and pick who gets the email when a run finishes.
Read the run report
Every run lists each page it crawled, with a dated snapshot behind it. Export the list, or create monitors for the pages worth watching.
Domain scanning is available on the Enterprise plan.
View pricing →The list matters most when nobody has one.
Every one of these starts the same way. Somebody needs to know what is on a site now, not what was on it when the list was written.
Agencies running client sites
One scan per client domain, each in its own folder. When a client asks what changed on their site this quarter, the run reports are already sitting there.
Compliance and legal teams
Disclosures, policies and terms move around a site as it is rebuilt. A scan scoped to /legal and /policies reports every page under them, with a dated snapshot of each.
Competitive intelligence
A competitor's pricing page is easy to find. The comparison page they built for one segment, the new integration listing and the quiet regional variant are not.
Sites nobody has a full map of
A site that has been through three CMS migrations and four marketing teams has pages nobody remembers publishing. The crawl reports what is actually served today.
A scan finds the pages. These decide what happens to them.
The list is the starting point. Turning it into monitoring is three features away, and all three are already in your account.
Bulk Setup
Paste the URLs a scan turned up, set the criteria once, and ChangeTower creates every monitor with the same check type, frequency and alerts.
Learn more →Folders
Keep each domain's scan and the monitors it produced in a folder of their own, so every account's alerts route to the team that acts on them.
Learn more →Selective Monitoring
Once a page is monitored, pick the elements to watch and mark the noisy ones to ignore, so ads, banners and rotating content raise nothing.
Learn more →Start with the pages you already know about.
Set up your first monitor in under 5 minutes. No credit card, no sales call.