Monitor Website Changes & Notify via Telegram

Automatically detects changes on any website (e.g., competitor blogs) by periodic fetches and comparison, then sends Telegram notifications on updates.

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Monitor Website Changes & Notify via Telegram

This n8n workflow monitors specified websites for content changes, ideal for tracking competitor blogs or news sites. It uses a Cron node to trigger checks every 5 minutes, fetches the webpage source code via HTTP Request, waits 5 minutes, fetches again, and uses an IF node to compare the two responses. If content differs, it proceeds to notify via Telegram (implied in the false branch).

Benefits include real-time awareness of updates without manual checking, saving time for content creators, marketers, or analysts. Customize by swapping URLs from sitemaps.xml for blogs, enabling competitive intelligence like new article postings on rival sites.

Use cases: Track Hacker News or competitor homepages for new stories; monitor e-commerce product pages for price/stock changes; or watch service status pages. Scalable for multiple sites by duplicating branches, with low resource use due to simple string comparison.

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Last updated October 3, 2026
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How to import this workflow into n8n

  1. 1Purchase or download the workflow to get the n8n workflow JSON file.
  2. 2In your n8n instance, open Workflows and choose "Import from File" (or paste the JSON with Ctrl+V on the canvas).
  3. 3Open each node marked with a credential warning and connect your own accounts and API keys.
  4. 4Run the workflow once manually to verify the data flow, then toggle it to Active.

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