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title: "Onepage.live — Recurring Baseline Percentage Alerts for Stocks & ETFs"
description: "A baseline percentage alert notifies you every time a stock or ETF moves a set percentage from its opening price, moving average, or 52-week extreme — not a one-time fixed-price ping that stops working the moment it fires."
source: "https://onepage.live/"
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Onepage.live

[Use case](#about)[How it works](#demo)[FAQs](#faqs)[Get Started](/sign-in)

# Catch the signal,  
not the noise.

A fixed price is arbitrary.  
Watches quietly and pings you when a stock moves a set percentage from a base that actually means something — its opening price, or its weekly, monthly, or quarterly average — and keeps watching after it fires, not just once.

[How it works](#demo)[Get Started](/sign-up)

Free forever · No card required

USE CASE

## Same stock. A smarter question.

## LEGACY

Notify me when NVDA hits $195

Notify me when NVDA hits $190

Notify me when NVDA hits $200

MORDERN

Notify me when NVDA rises 5% vs its monthly average

HOW IT WORKS

## Three quiet steps.

### 1.

Add a watcher

Pick any stock or ETF you care about. Search, tap, done.

### 2.

Write the logic

Choose a base price and a % threshold. On Hobbyist, combine several into one rule.

### 3.

Wait and watch

We watch quietly and notify you every time your condition is met — not just the first.

[No credit card required. Sign up](/sign-in)

Features

## A base that matters.

### INTRADAY

Opening price

Today's move from the bell.

### INTRADAY

Previous close

Overnight gaps and reactions.

### SHORT TERM

7-day average

The 7 recent days.

### MEDIUM TERM

30-day average

A calmer monthly baseline.

### LONG TERM

90-day average

Quarterly context, less noise.

### EXTREME

52-week high

Distance from the peak.

### EXTREME

52-week low

A bounce off the bottom.

### CUSTOM

Your own price

Anchor to any number you like.

FAQs

## Frequently asked questions

What is a baseline percentage alert?+

A baseline percentage alert is a stock or ETF alert that triggers when the price moves a set percentage away from a baseline — such as the opening price, a moving average, or a 52-week extreme — rather than crossing a fixed price target. Read the [full guide to baseline percentage alerts](/concepts/percentage-based-stock-alerts).

What is a "watcher"?+

A watcher is Onepage's name for a baseline percentage alert — a rule that triggers when a stock or ETF price hits a certain threshold. Read more in [our guide to baseline percentage alerts](/guides/stock-percentage-alerts).

What is a base price?"?+

The reference point your percentage is measured against — opening price, a moving average, a 52-week extreme, or a number you set yourself.

How are alerts delivered?+

Email on every plan, plus push notifications on Hobbyist. You only hear from us when a condition is actually met.

Can I combine conditions?+

Yes. On Hobbyist you can layer up to 5 logics into a single watcher — for example, up 5% vs the month AND above the opening price.

Which markets are supported?+

US stocks and ETFs at launch, with more venues on the way. Your feedback shapes what we add next.

Does the alert stop after it triggers once?+

No — a watcher keeps checking after it fires. If a stock drops 5%, recovers, then drops 5% again, you hear about it both times. That's the difference between a fixed-price target and a baseline you keep measuring against.

Get started

## Ready to get started?

Set your first watcher in under  
a minute. No credit card required.

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Onepage

Concepts

*   [Baseline percentage alerts](/concepts/percentage-based-stock-alerts)
*   [Recurring stock alerts](/guides/recurring-stock-alerts)

Guides

*   [Alert when a stock drops 5%](/guides/alert-when-stock-drops-5-percent)
*   [Stock percentage alerts](/guides/stock-percentage-alerts)
*   [ETF price change alerts](/guides/etf-price-change-alerts)
*   [52-week high/low alerts](/guides/52-week-high-low-alert)
*   [You always need more than a watchlist](/guides/more-than-a-watchlist)

Compare

*   [Stock alert apps compared](/compare/stock-alert-apps-compared)
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*   [vs TradingView Alerts](/compare/onepage-vs-tradingview-alerts)
*   [vs Spreadsheet Tracking](/compare/onepage-vs-spreadsheet-tracking)

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