These terms describe how PageWatch may be used, what users are responsible for, and how monitored website data is handled inside the service.
Last updated: May 2026
PageWatch helps users monitor webpages for visual, text, code, SEO, policy, availability, and other changes. You are responsible for choosing which pages to monitor and how alerts are used.
You must provide accurate account and billing information and keep your login credentials secure.
You may monitor public webpages, webpages you own, webpages you are authorized to monitor, and webpages where monitoring does not violate law, contract, platform rules, or access controls.
You may not use PageWatch to bypass authentication, scrape restricted systems, overload websites, monitor private content without permission, or collect personal data unlawfully.
To provide the service, PageWatch may store monitored URLs, page snapshots, extracted text, HTML snippets, hashes, screenshots when enabled, change events, AI summaries, alert delivery logs, RSS/API metadata, and account usage metrics.
PageWatch is designed for change monitoring, not long-term archival of third-party websites. Retention may depend on your plan and account settings.
AI summaries are generated to help explain detected changes. They may be inaccurate or incomplete and should be reviewed by a human before business, legal, financial, or operational decisions are made.
If you connect Slack, Discord, Telegram, email, webhooks, RSS, API keys, or browser notifications, you are responsible for where those alerts are delivered and who can access them.
Plans include limits for monitored pages, check frequency, seats, AI summaries, storage, alert delivery, and integrations. We may throttle, queue, pause, or block checks that create abuse, security risk, excessive load, or policy violations.
We may suspend or terminate accounts used for illegal activity, abusive monitoring, attempts to bypass limits, or activity that harms PageWatch or third-party systems.
Paid plans are billed through Stripe. Subscription terms, renewals, taxes, invoices, upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations are handled through the billing portal unless otherwise agreed.
Canceling a subscription may reduce access to paid limits, history, team features, API access, and advanced alerts.
We work to keep PageWatch reliable, but monitoring, alerts, AI summaries, integrations, and third-party services may fail, be delayed, or produce incorrect results.
PageWatch is provided without guarantees that every change will be detected or delivered instantly. Your use of the service is at your own risk to the maximum extent permitted by law.
Questions about these terms can be sent to the support email listed on our website.