Terms of use

LeakWatch is a passive scanner and optional monitor for websites you are allowed to inspect. You may scan a site only if you own it, operate it, or have permission from the person who does. You may not use LeakWatch to break into systems, to bypass access controls, or to collect data you are not allowed to have.

Free scans send ordinary GET requests to public URLs and a short list of well-known paths. They do not submit forms or change the target. A free scan requires an email and allows one scan per network every 30 days. The free report names every finding. The most serious one is shown in full. The others keep the location, evidence, and fix prompt until you buy a $19 Proof Report for that scan, or until a Pro plan on that account opens it. Monitoring runs the same checks on a schedule after you place a verification token on the site. You can remove an app at any time, which stops future scans of it. Buying Monitoring and cancelling it does not unlock a scan.

The Proof Report is a one-time $19 payment for one scan. It includes one re-scan within 14 days. Monitoring is $9 per month for one app. Pro is $29 per month for ten apps and unlocks reports on that account. Subscription fees are charged in advance and renew until you cancel. You can cancel in the customer portal. Cancellation stops future charges and leaves access in place until the end of the period already paid. If a finding marked High or Critical is not real, the $19 payment is refunded within 14 days. The wording of that promise is on the refunds page. If a subscription payment fails, monitoring may pause until the subscription is active again.

Reports are informational. A clean scan does not mean the app is secure. A finding can be a false positive. You are responsible for rotating credentials and for how you use the fix prompts. LeakWatch is provided as-is, without a warranty of fitness for a particular purpose, to the extent the law allows.

We may refuse scans that target private networks, that exceed rate limits, or that look like they are aimed at systems you do not operate. The operator of getleakwatch.online is Rich Labs (Richlabs), in Canada. No street address or company number is published on this site.

Questions about these terms: support@getleakwatch.online.