Never miss
an update.
SourcePing watches GitHub repos, download pages, websites and feeds, then posts what changed to the right Discord channels, the moment it changes.
From repo to announcement in four choices.
No webhooks to wire up, no YAML. Paste a link and answer four questions.
- 01
Add a source
Paste a GitHub repo, a download page, a website or a feed.
github.com/owner/repo - 02
Pick events
Releases, pre-releases, issues, feature requests and pull requests. Only what matters.
releasesissues - 03
Choose channels
Send each kind of event to its own channel, on one server or several.
#core-releases#nightlies - 04
Set the schedule
Check as often as every 5 minutes. Post instantly or as a digest.
every 10 mininstant
Everything your community is waiting on.
GitHub is the deepest integration, but anything with a URL works: download pages, changelogs and feeds included.
The right update, in the right channel, at the right time.
Stable core releases go out the moment they land, with a ping for your testers. Nightlies roll into a daily digest. Feature requests labelled enhancement land where your roadmap people live. Plain-English rules, no JSON.
Try it free for 7 days. Then pick a plan.
Prices in USD, per Discord server, billed through Whop. Cancel anytime.
Free trial
- Everything in Pro
- 7 days on each server
- Your setup is kept when it ends
- Pick a plan any time
Pro
Most popular- 15 monitored sources
- 5 Discord channels
- Checks every 10 minutes
- All GitHub activity
- Download pages, websites and RSS
- Digests and filtering
Business
- 100 monitored sources
- Unlimited channels
- Checks every 5 minutes
- Every source type
- Advanced filters
- Custom branding
No. The first check quietly records what already exists. Only changes after that are announced.
Your next release deserves an audience.
Add SourcePing to your server and set up your first monitor in under two minutes.