Windows 10: NewsDataFeed (redirect to gmail email inbox) - NONrss/NONfeeds website

Hi,

Please, if you have any suggestion what to do, I would appreciate for a lifetime and would like to politely ask you to please reply.

I have several websites where news are posted daily. In average around 800 feeds per day per one website. Some of those websites DON'T support RSS and when i was trying some free of charge services like TheOldReader, etc I got error message saying that website(s) don't support feeds at all. I really want to get those news that are being posted to my gmail email account IMMEDIATELY (this is the most important!) when they occur. I was trying different website updates delivery services but it didn't work. May i ask what else could i do so i wouldn't need to check every single website every single minute if there is any new post or not? Why did i say minute? Because timing is very important - i must get it as fast as possible.
Example of such website is:

https://uk.reuters.com/news/archive/bondsNews
http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/catego...ness-news/
https://www.fxstreet.com/news/latest?q=&...dexPro&p=0
http://www.netdania.com/Products/News/Re...lysis.aspx

and many more. Whenever something new is posted to this exact website and NOT main one uk.reuters.com, I would like to get email message to my gmail with appropriate title and content including redirect link. Immediately in max one second. As I said the main problem is that RSS feed or anything similar is NOT supported by majority of websites i am interested in and wondering what else could be done? There needs to be some way to get update with info about new post to my email address.

I tried many websites changes tracking services such as:

https://visualping.io

But there are several problems. I am unable to afford paid service (otherwise i would had hired developer before making this message). Even if few services I found are free of charge, they don't deliver the alert about new news posts immediately via email. Another possible problem is that they have quantity limit of alerts for new posts. Also tried the famous free service called TheOldReader but when i added URL, i got error message saying that either no feeds are there or that news feeds are not supported.

Could anyone please tell me where can i get such script - already completed, ready to be used with defining wanted URLs? It is important that exact webpage (including multiple pages if any) is tracked and alerted instead of entire website. Example if i define, one of URLs as http://www.website.com/page1 then this exact URL must be tracked and news about new posts alerted via email and NOT http://www.website.com

I believe and hope that such tool (script) already exist, just asking for help please where could i find it? Would love to hire developer but my financial budget is close to zero and wouldn't be able to pay the development work.

Thank you in advance.

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