How does it watch a hotel price?
A hotel price tracker checks a booking page for you and tells you when the price moves. It reads the page rather than replaying clicks, so when the site moves its layout or the price sits further down than last time, it still finds it.
Open the hotel's page with your dates and room already selected, the way you would look at it yourself. Tell automate in plain words what to watch: the nightly rate, the total, or whether a room type comes back. Then choose how often: every few minutes, at a set time on the days you choose, or on watch until something on the page changes.
On the exact page and dates you chose
- Open the hotel's page with your dates and room already selected, the way you would look at it yourself.
- Tell automate in plain words what to watch: the nightly rate, the total, or whether a room type comes back.
- Choose how often: every few minutes, at a set time on the days you choose, or on watch until something on the page changes.
- Each check runs in its own tab and writes one plain sentence to the log: what it saw, and whether anything changed since the last time.
- When the price drops, you know, and you decide.
Will it book anything on its own?
Only if you tell it to, and only within your limits. Every automation has two levels of control.
Waits for your click
The first stops just before the final step and waits for your click, so it can fill the form and stop at the last button.
Inside the caps you set
The second completes the task inside the caps you set: a spending cap, a list of off-limits actions, and a kill switch that ends everything with one tap.
Most people keep the first level
For a price watch, most people keep the first level and do the booking themselves.
Does it run when your browser is closed?
No. automate lives inside your Chrome and uses your own logins, so the browser has to be open for a check to run. Your logins and sessions never leave your browser, and what the extension sends for the thinking step is only the page it is looking at. That is the trade: no server watching on your behalf, and nothing of yours sitting on one either.
What else can it watch?
The same pattern fits any page you would otherwise refresh: a flight fare, a product that keeps selling out, a listing you are waiting on. The library has ready-made automations for a few of these, including Watch a price, installed in one step and copied to your own machine, paused, with safe limits already set. Or start from the automate home page and read what browser automation is.
Hotel price tracker questions
How does it watch a hotel price?
You open the booking page with your dates, tell automate what to watch, and choose a schedule. It reads the page on each run, finds the price even when the layout moves, and logs in plain words whether anything changed.
Will it book anything on its own?
Not unless you ask. One control level stops just before the final step and waits for your click. The other completes the task inside your spending cap and off-limits list, with a kill switch always one tap away.
Does it run when my browser is closed?
No. It runs in your own Chrome with your own logins, so the browser must be open. Nothing of yours is kept on a server.
What does it cost to run?
Reading and deciding is billed as LetBe.ai wallet credits, and a per-automation spending cap keeps a runaway task in check. You start free, with no card. The pricing page has the current numbers.
When the price drops, you know, and you decide.
A hotel price tracker that runs in your own Chrome, on the exact page and dates you chose.
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