The follow.it platform offers lifetime access (lifetime deal), allowing website owners and more to gain permanent access to its premium tools without monthly subscriptions.
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A website goes down. An SSL certificate is about to expire. A WordPress plugin gets a major update, a GitHub project releases a new version, or someone mentions your company on social media.
Tracking all of these events typically requires multiple different services. Follow.it aims to bring them all together in one platform, and is now launching a lifetime access offer to AppSumo , with prices starting at $49.
New AppSumo customers can also use the code followit10 for an additional 10% discount.
Much more than an RSS reader
Follow.it was originally known as a service that allowed users to follow websites and RSS feeds. Today, it has evolved into a much broader platform for tracking websites, technology, financial markets, social media, and other online information.
Users can create flows that automatically check for specific events and notify them when something changes. Some examples are:
- Website outages
- SSL/TLS certificate expiration
- Domain expiration and WHOIS information changes
- Broken links
- Blacklisting IP addresses and domains
- DMARC compliance issues
- New releases and activity in GitHub repositories
- Security vulnerabilities in GitHub
- WordPress plugin updates, new additions, changes in topics and changes in the ranking of add-ons and themes
- References and keywords in X, the LinkedIn and its Bluesky
- Topics and discussions in Hacker News
- App reviews, releases on Product Hunt and new offers on AppSumo
- Changes in exchange rates and cryptocurrency prices
These feeds can replace several specialized tracking tools. They can also be combined into a follow.it account, giving users a central place to manage different types of notifications.
The full collection is available in the follow.it API feed catalog.
Choose which updates you receive
Following multiple sources can quickly become overwhelming, which is why follow.it allows users to apply filters and decide which updates they want to receive.
Depending on the feed, updates can be filtered by keywords and other criteria. Users can also choose how they receive them, such as individual emails, daily or weekly aggregated updates, RSS, Telegram, mobile and browser notifications, and other available channels.
In addition to specialized tracking feeds, follow.it can be used to track websites and blogs , podcasts , and YouTube channels . The platform has also introduced date feeds for important events, number feeds for tracking selected metrics, and courses that provide educational material over time.
Its long-term goal is to bring together different types of online monitoring and notifications in one place.
Lifetime access via AppSumo
AppSumo's new offer provides lifetime access to all existing premium features for readers . It also includes all future premium features that will be developed for readers.
Unlike follow.it's regular subscription plans, AppSumo's offering only requires a single payment. Prices start at $49, with different tiers available depending on the number of streams a user wants to follow.
The lifetime offer can prove to be especially useful for website owners, developers, WordPress professionals, companies, investors, researchers, and anyone who regularly checks multiple sources for important changes.
An established platform
While many lifetime deals are for relatively new products, follow.it has been around for over a decade. The platform is used by over 100.000 publishers and is part of Inisev's broader portfolio , which also includes WordPress products like BackupBliss and TasteWP.
According to the company, the campaign on AppSumo aims to introduce the newest tracking capabilities to a wider audience and gather feedback that will guide the future development of the platform.
The follow.it lifetime offer is available for a limited time through AppSumo.
Check out follow.it's lifetime offer on AppSumo
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