Click the RefreshPilot icon
It's in your browser toolbar, at the top. A small panel opens with four speed buttons right in front of you.
01
RefreshPilot · Feature
Preset intervals — one click and it's running
Four buttons: 5 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 10 minutes. Click one, and the page starts reloading itself at that speed. That's the whole feature — and that's why it's great.
- Works on any website
- Free to start
- Ready in two minutes
How to use it — 3 easy steps
Pick a speed
5s, 30s, 1m or 10m — click one. The page starts reloading itself right away, and a little countdown shows when the next reload comes.
02
Change your mind anytime
Click a different speed to go faster or slower, or hit stop when you're done. One click, always.
03
01 — What it does
Pressing F5 over and over is boring, and you always stop right before the good part happens. Preset intervals do the pressing for you. You pick how often — every 5 seconds if things are moving fast, every 10 minutes if they're slow — and RefreshPilot reloads the page on time, every time, without getting tired.
Which button should you press? Easy: 5 seconds is for "it's happening right now!" moments, like the last minute of an auction. 30 seconds is the favorite — great for waiting on tickets or restocks. 1 minute is for feeds and queues. 10 minutes is for slow stuff you just want to keep an eye on. And every tab gets its own speed, so one tab can sprint while another one strolls.
People use this for…
Auctions & Bidding
Bid on live…
Support & Ticket Queues
Teach the ticket…
Concert & Event Tickets
Catch ticket drops…
FAQ
Good questions
Straight answers on how it works, what's free and what PRO unlocks. Anything missing? We reply within one business day.
Still have questions?
Tell us what you're monitoring — we answer every message within one business day.
Contact supportWhich speed should I pick?
Start with 30 seconds — it's fast enough for almost everything (tickets, restocks, drops) and easy on the website. Go to 5 seconds only for short exciting moments, and 10 minutes for slow, all-day watching.
Can different tabs run at different speeds?
Yes! Each tab has its own timer. An auction tab can reload every 5 seconds while a job-listings tab reloads every minute. They don't bother each other.
Can I go faster than 5 seconds?
You can type a smaller number in custom intervals, but you almost never need to. Pages need a moment to load, and websites don't like being hammered. If you feel like you need super-speed, Live Detection (which watches the page without reloading) is usually the smarter tool.
Get Started
Stop refreshing.
Start watching.
Install RefreshPilot, point it at any page, and walk away — your first watch is running in about a minute.
Free plan forever · No card needed · Set up in a minute