Terms of Service Monitor
Paste the live TOS URL. Get told which clause moved, not that the footer restyled.
A terms of service monitor watches the live TOS URL and tells you what clause changed.
You still find out the hard way. Stripe rewrites payout holds. Apple adds a review rule. AWS edits the MSA in a paragraph nobody reads. The Last Updated stamp moved last quarter and nobody on the team noticed.
Newsletters recap the change after Twitter already argued about it. A screenshot overlay of a long terms file is an exhibit, not a brief. You need the clause, in a sentence you can forward.
Watch the public TOS URL
AyeWatch watches the live page you can open without a login. Paste the HTTPS link. Write the rule like a memo to a junior. Tell me when fees, data licenses, or termination language change. Ignore cookie banners and footer restyles. The ping should name what moved.
Most TOS watchers fire on any HTML twitch. You mute them. Then the indemnity paragraph rewrites and you hear about it from a customer email. Quiet until the clause you named actually moves is the point.
Platform TOS monitoring is the longer playbook. This page is the tool. Legal teams monitor platform policies because the text is the contract you already accepted. Counsel still interprets. The monitor only says the words changed.
How to split the work
Give each vendor its own topic so the alert names Apple, not "a policy." Start with the platforms that can stop a ship or a payout. App Review. Play. Stripe. The cloud MSA. Marketplace seller rules. AyeWatch for legal is the role page. The templates gallery has a regulatory starter if you also watch bills.
Free Preview is six lifetime runs across three topics. No card. Pro is $9/mo when you want more topics and faster checks. Push if a release is blocked. Email if a day is fine.
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Free Preview is six lifetime runs across three topics. No card.
Try AyeWatch freeWhat this is not
This is not legal advice. AyeWatch does not tell you whether to accept the new clause. It does not scrape a private vendor portal. It reads the public TOS you already bookmark.
If you need a pixel overlay for a board deck, use a screenshot tool. If you need to know which obligation changed before the grace period is gone, watch the live TOS.
First URL
Pick the terms page you already open on Monday. If the first summary names the clause, add the next vendor. That is the whole job.