A live copy of every platform's terms of service, answering one question: is this allowed here?
join the waitlistclause "…robot, spider, scraper … or other automated means (including … LLM-driven bots …) to access our Services … except with the prior express permission of eBay"
would be allowed The same listing through eBay's API with eBay's permission, or posted by a person in the seller tools.
clause "Use bots or other unauthorized automated methods to access the Services, add or download contacts, send or redirect messages"
the condition Sent by hand at a normal pace, inside the weekly invitation limit. The sending itself is not automated.
clause "…a limited, revocable, non-exclusive … license to … access and use the Amazon Services API … solely for a Permitted Use"
scanned title, description, tags, thumbnail, audio track
against spam & deceptive practices · sensitive content · thumbnails policy · copyright
flagged Nothing. The video can go up.
An agent calls TermsBot before it posts, scrapes, buys, messages or automates. It gets back allowed, not allowed, or allowed with conditions.
ebay · user agreementcurrent
linkedin · user agreementcurrent
x · automation ruleschanged
amazon · sp-api termscurrent
Every platform's current terms, re-read when they change. The answer comes from today's document, not a summary written last year.
clause
"…robot, spider, scraper, data mining tools … or other automated means (including … LLM-driven bots …) to access our Services…"
for this request
Not allowed
A model reads the clause against the request. "Can I…" gets a real answer for this action on this platform, not a grade for the platform.
Hi! I'm reaching out to everyone in your group about an offer I can't share publicly — reply and I'll add you.
allowed with conditions · unsolicited offers in groups
Hand it the post, the listing or the message before it goes out. It comes back with the line that would have been the problem.
the tool surface
The agent names the platform and the action, or hands over the content. What comes back is a verdict, the clause it rests on, and what would be allowed instead.
Works with any agent. MCP, and plain HTTP too. Nothing to install on the platform side.
# before the action
terms.check({ platform: "ebay", action: "post a listing from an automated agent" })
# before the content goes out
terms.scan({ platform: "linkedin", content: "Hi! I'm reaching out to everyone in…" })
# when the terms move
terms.changes({ platform: "x", since: "2026-04-01" })
# the verdict
{
"verdict": "not_allowed",
"platform": "ebay",
"source": "User Agreement, effective 2026-06-28",
"clause": "…robot, spider, scraper … or other automated means (including … LLM-driven bots …) to access our Services … except with the prior express permission of eBay",
"allowed_instead": "the same listing through eBay's API with eBay's permission, or posted by a person in the seller tools",
"terms_read_at": "…"
}who it is for
Marketplaces, social networks, ad accounts, job boards, APIs. One listing from the wrong tool, one message to the wrong group, and the account the business runs on is paused. The stock, the reviews and the audience are paused with it.
the waitlist
Leave an email and the platforms your agent works on. The index is built in waitlist order, and your platforms go in when you do.
notedYou are on the waitlist. Your platforms go into the index with you.