Use cases/Policy & terms changes

Catch silent changes to terms, policies, and pricing pages

Keep an eye on a vendor’s terms of service, privacy policy, or pricing page for silent changes.

Watch a policy pageFree · No credit card
Web Change Monitor · Sample alert
Change detected: example.com/terms
URL: example.com/terms
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The problem

Vendors and platforms update terms of service, privacy policies, and pricing pages without any announcement. Finding out about a material change only after it affects you — a new fee, a changed data policy — is a common and avoidable risk.

With Web Change Monitor

Track a terms, privacy policy, or pricing page with Web Change Monitor, and you’ll get an email the moment it changes — with the actual text that was added or removed, not just a generic “something changed” notice, so you can see exactly what’s different at a glance.

What you can track

01A SaaS vendor’s terms of service or data processing agreement, so new clauses don’t surprise you at renewal.
02The privacy policy of an app or service you rely on, to see when data sharing or retention rules change.
03Pricing and plan pages, to spot a price increase or a feature quietly moving to a more expensive tier.
04API terms and developer policies, where a new rate limit or usage restriction can break an integration.
05Marketplace and platform seller policies, such as listing, fee or payout rules.
06Sub-processor lists and cookie policies, often part of GDPR vendor checks.

Set it up in three steps

01

Paste the page

Sign in with Google and add the URL of the page you want to watch.

02

Pick what to watch

Optionally use the element picker to track just the part of the page you care about.

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Choose how often

Every 6 hours or daily on Free, hourly on Starter, every 15 minutes on Pro.

Tips for tracking legal and policy pages

01

Use the element picker to track only the policy text, so a cookie banner, footer or rotating promotion doesn’t trigger alerts.

02

Daily checks are usually enough for legal pages: they rarely change more than once a day, and daily checks are included in the free plan.

03

Keep the alerts: each one shows the exact text that was added and removed, which gives you a dated record of what the terms said before.

04

If only the “last updated” date changed, the diff shows it, so you can tell a cosmetic edit from a real change at a glance.

Questions

Can I get notified automatically when a terms of service page changes?

Yes. Add the terms of service or privacy policy URL as a monitor and Web Change Monitor checks it on your schedule. When the text changes you get an email (or a Slack, Discord or webhook message) showing what was added and removed.

Will I see exactly what changed in the policy?

Yes. Every alert includes a before-and-after diff of the text, highlighting the words that were added or removed, and 12 months of history stays in your dashboard (30 days on the Free plan). You don’t have to compare two long legal documents by eye.

Will a new date, banner or cookie notice trigger an alert?

Only if it’s inside the part of the page you track. Use the visual element picker to select just the policy body, and changes elsewhere on the page are ignored.

Can I watch the policies of several vendors at once?

Yes, each page is its own monitor. The free plan includes 5 monitors, Starter 10 and Pro 25.

How does website change monitoring work?

You add a URL and choose how often to check it, from once a day up to every 15 minutes depending on your plan. We fetch the page in the background on that schedule and compare it to the last version we saw. If anything changed, you get an email showing exactly what changed.

Can I track just one part of a page, like a price?

Yes. Use the visual element picker to click the exact part of the page you care about — a price, a stock badge, a headline — instead of the whole page. That way you’re not notified about unrelated changes, like a rotating banner or a "last updated" timestamp.

How will I be notified when something changes?

By email by default — and you can also connect Slack, Discord, or any custom webhook from your account settings, then choose per monitor which channels to use. Every notification shows what changed — removed text struck through, new text highlighted — so most of the time you won’t even need to open the dashboard.

How often can a page be checked?

It depends on your plan, and you choose the frequency per monitor. Free: every 6 hours or daily. Starter: as often as hourly. Pro: as often as every 15 minutes.

Is Web Change Monitor free?

There is a free plan with no credit card required: 5 monitors, checked every 6 hours or daily (1 of them can be a dynamic, JavaScript-rendered page). If you need more, Starter ($4/month) gives you 10 monitors (2 dynamic) checked as often as hourly, and Pro ($8/month) gives you 25 monitors (5 dynamic) checked as often as every 15 minutes. Paid plans also save a screenshot of the page with every change, are billed monthly, and you can cancel anytime.

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