Does WebWatcher offer a free version?

No, there is no free version of WebWatcher available. You also don’t get a free trial or money-back guarantee, so there really is no way to try the app risk-free. If you insist on a free app, there are some decent free parental control apps out there, but most of them are limited — they lack essential parental control features and often only allow you to monitor 1 device. This is why I prefer premium parental control apps like Qustodio , which offers a free trial and costs just US$4.58 / 月.

The app itself is legal, but whether it’s OK to use it largely depends on your location and local laws. I advise you to carefully review the laws and regulations in your area. In the majority of countries, using the app for monitoring minors is permitted.

Does WebWatcher provide web and app filters or screen time controls?

WebWatcher doesn’t provide screen time controls and web filters. However, it does come with some sort of app filter — it allows you to block programs on Mac and Windows devices. I also like that it lets you schedule your child’s allowed program usage on these devices .

Can I use WebWatcher on multiple devices?

Yes, but you’ll need to get multiple subscriptions. All of its subscriptions only monitor 1 device, and you need to pick what type of device you want to monitor. However, WebWatcher does offer volume discounts if you get 3 subscriptions or more.