Terms of service

The terms of using Storewire

What you can expect from Storewire, what we ask of you, and what happens if either of us wants to stop.

Last updated 12 November 2026

1. The agreement

These terms are between you and Storewire. By creating an account you agree to them. If you use Storewire for a company, you agree on its behalf.

2. What Storewire is

Storewire visits the public pages of online stores, keeps dated screenshots of them, and reports what changes: launches, prices and offers, page changes, A/B tests and the tools a store runs on. It has two parts:

3. Your account

4. Trial, price and payment

5. What you may and may not do

You may use Storewire for your own research and your own company's or clients' work: studying what stores do, saving examples, sharing a collection by its link, and quoting what you find in your own analysis.

You may not:

6. Other people's stores

7. How far to rely on it

Storewire's reports are produced automatically, and its summaries are written by an AI model. They can be wrong, and they can miss things. In particular:

Check anything that matters before you act on it. Storewire is information, not professional advice.

8. What you put in

Your notes, collections and the list of brands you follow are yours. You give us permission to store and display them so the service can work, including to anyone you share a collection link with. We do not show other customers what you follow or save.

9. Availability and changes

We work to keep Storewire running and its morning check on time, but we do not promise that it will never be interrupted. We may change or remove features. If we remove something you are paying for and you would rather leave, you can cancel and we will refund the unused part of that month.

10. Ending the agreement

11. Our responsibility to you

Nothing in these terms limits liability that the law does not allow us to limit, such as for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud. Otherwise:

12. The small print