01The payload
One shape fits all: text feeds Slack, content feeds Discord, and the structured fields let automation tools filter and act.
{
"event": "watchtower.alert",
"title": "“Docs page” changed",
"body": "The network saw new content at https://example.com/docs.",
"url": "https://example.com/docs",
"state": "changed",
"text": "“Docs page” changed — The network saw new content…",
"content": "“Docs page” changed — The network saw new content…"
}02Set it up
Zapier
Create a Zap with the “Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook” trigger, copy the custom webhook URL it gives you, and paste it into your Watchtower webhook field. Then map fields like state and url to any action.
Make (Integromat)
Add a “Custom webhook” module, copy its address, paste it into Watchtower, and run the scenario once so Make learns the payload structure.
n8n
Add a “Webhook” node (HTTP POST), copy its Production URL, paste it into Watchtower, and wire the JSON fields into the next node.
Slack
Create an Incoming Webhook in your Slack workspace and paste its URL into Watchtower — the text field renders as the message.
Discord
Open a channel’s Integrations → Webhooks, copy the URL, and paste it into Watchtower — the content field renders as the message.
03WordPress
Show your live uptime and speed on any WordPress site with our plugin — no code. Install it, paste your status-page slug, and drop the shortcode into a page:
Pulsar Status & Speed
[pulsar_status]Upload it under Plugins → Add New → Upload, activate, then set your slug under Settings → Pulsar Status. It reads /api/status.php and caches for 10 minutes.
Alerts are sent through Astrina’s outbound proxy, so the request always comes from our stable address. One webhook covers every watch on your account.
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