Terms changelog
Last check 7 November 2026.
A dated record of what has changed in the published terms of the companies on this site, newest first. We add an entry each time a company's own page changes something a footage owner would care about: pay basis, exclusivity, formats or rights rules.
Changes, newest first
| Date | What changed |
|---|---|
| Baseline reading of the own pages of Labelbox Prism, Kled AI, Defined.ai and AWS Data Exchange. The video buyers comparison prints what those pages said that day. | |
| Troveo's own site could not be read during this check. Its terms are listed as not published until they can be read from its own pages. | |
| Kled AI's terms come from its 2025 post on Kled V2, the newest page of its own we could read. They may have changed since. | |
| The AWS Data Exchange listing fee schedule in force today began on this date, per AWS: a flat 3% on public listings, and a sliding scale on private deals that falls from 3% to 1.5% as contract value grows, with renewals at 1.5%. Effective date taken from AWS documentation consulted on 7 November 2026. |
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