No one claimed this product, so its office left Tablif Town and became a tree in Launch Grove. Nothing about it is lost: this link, its neighbors and its story stay here. The office moves back with the same number and the same link when someone proves the site is theirs.

What Tablif read on WHVCapAlert's site

WHVCapAlert describes itself as: “WHVCapAlert - Cap Alerts for the Australian (462) WHV”

Price model: One-time
Stage: Live, no waitlist

What it is

Calls itself “monitoring service”.

Calls itself: monitoring service

“…independent monitoring service”

Where it puts itself

Rules out “auto-renewal”.

Says it will not: auto-renewal

“No auto-renewal.”

What it costs

One-time purchase. No free plan. Sales on request. No monthly or yearly plan. Prices quoted: £15.

One-time: yes
Monthly: no
Yearly: no
Free plan: no
Price: £15
Contact sales: yes

“Get alerts for £15”

“One-time payment. 31 days of alerts. No auto-renewal.”

Who it sells to

Sells to consumers.

Sells to: consumers

“103 travellers already covered”

How it runs

A web app. Hosted in the cloud. Built with Plausible.

Kind: web
Runs where: cloud / hosted
Analytics: Plausible

“Get instant email alerts”

“We watch the official cap status page every minute, day and night”

What it works with

Names Australian (462) Work & Holiday Visa on its pages.

Names: Australian (462) Work & Holiday Visa

“Cap Alerts for the Australian (462) Work & Holiday Visa (WHV)”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Claims “103”. Instant signup.

Number claimed: 103
Instant signup: yes

“Pick your country and subscribe — it takes 30 seconds”