Vendor Change Watchdog Plans

Last updated: March 24, 2026

Current Plan Shape

Vendor Change Watchdog currently uses a simple plan model.

This is meant to make the product easy to start, not to present a large enterprise pricing matrix before actual dollar pricing is set.

Free

Best for:

• proving the workflow on a small set of critical pages
• an individual reviewer or early internal pilot

Current limit:

• up to 3 monitored pages

Includes:

• dashboard access
• candidate validation before adding a page
• curated pages and starter bundles
• scheduled checks
• stored snapshots and change evidence
• change review workflow
• email alerts with account and page-level tuning

Starter

Best for:

• a small team tracking a practical vendor watchlist
• broader coverage across privacy, pricing, and support pages

Current limit:

• up to 10 monitored pages

Includes:

• everything in free
• more room for a real multi-vendor watchlist

Pro

Best for:

• teams that want wider vendor coverage without manually rotating pages
• more complete monitoring across policy-heavy or contract-adjacent pages

Current limit:

• up to 25 monitored pages

Includes:

• everything in starter
• room for a larger production watchlist

What The Plans Change

Today, the main difference between plans is monitored-page capacity.

The core workflow remains the same:

• add or validate a page
• baseline it
• monitor it on schedule
• review changes with evidence
• tune alerts

How To Start

If you are new to the service, start on free and build a small watchlist first.

That is usually enough to answer the important product question:

• does this actually help your team review vendor changes faster?

If the workflow is useful, move up to a larger plan when you need more monitored pages.