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deltaFeed review

Freemium#50 of 55 in Website Monitoring Software

A focused webpage-change monitor for turning feedless content into RSS, Atom, or email updates.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

deltaFeed is a webpage-change monitoring service for people who need updates from sites without RSS or Atom feeds. It can monitor complete pages or selected sections defined with CSS selectors, then turn detected changes into RSS or Atom-style newsfeeds. Email delivery is also available, making it suitable for tracking content-heavy webpages through a feed reader, inbox, or its web dashboard.

Pricing is straightforward across three monthly plans. Basic costs €0 per month for personal use, supports up to 15 monitorings, checks for updates every 6 hours, and includes forum support. Plus costs €6.25 per month and adds personal and commercial use, up to 50 monitorings, checks every 2 hours, and additional support through special email. Pro costs €19.99 per month, raises the limit to 100 monitorings, checks every 30 minutes, and includes the same additional email support. The paid tiers are therefore mainly about commercial rights, monitoring capacity, update frequency, and support.

The standout capability is focused change detection rather than broad website health monitoring. CSS selectors let users watch specific page sections, while options to ignore advertising and social-media elements and filter small or purely numerical changes can reduce irrelevant updates. Selected password-protected webpages are also supported. deltaFeed fits users who want structured content-change alerts and do not need a wider monitoring suite; those needing only occasional personal checks can start with Basic, while commercial users or readers requiring faster updates should consider Plus or Pro.

deltaFeed pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Monitors whole pages or selected sections with CSS selectors
    • Filters small, numerical, advertising, and social-media changes
    • Generates RSS/Atom-style feeds and sends email notifications
  • Where it doesn't
    • Basic is limited to personal use and 15 monitorings
    • Basic checks for updates every 6 hours
    • Web-only product with no stated AI features

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