Version History

• June 24, 2026 v1 high
  Whatnot updated its Influencer Engagement Agreement on June 24, 2026, replacing California-specific litigation procedures with mandatory arbitration under the platform's main Terms of Service. Previously, influencers could bring disputes in Los Angeles state or federal courts; the updated terms now require all disputes to proceed through arbitration as defined in the Terms of Service Section 21, with limited exceptions. This shifts the venue and procedural framework for resolving influencer disputes from court litigation to binding arbitration.
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• June 18, 2026 v1
  Whatnot updated their Whatnot Privacy Policy on June 18, 2026. Change detected: 165 sentence(s) added, 1 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 7105 sentences after update.
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• June 16, 2026 v1 high
  Whatnot updated its Australian Strategic Seller Terms on June 16, 2026, replacing venue-specific dispute procedures with a mandatory arbitration framework. Previously, the agreement stated that disputes would be resolved in Los Angeles federal or state courts under California law, with a jury trial waiver. The updated terms now require all disputes to be resolved exclusively through arbitration under Whatnot's main Terms of Service, including mandatory individual arbitration and class action waiver provisions, with limited exceptions stated in the main Terms of Service.
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• June 2, 2026 v1
  Whatnot updated their Whatnot Privacy Policy on June 02, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) added, 10 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 6943 sentences after update.
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• May 30, 2026 v1 high
  Whatnot updated its Strategic Seller Agreement on May 30, 2026 to redirect dispute resolution from California courts to the arbitration and dispute resolution procedures outlined in its main Terms of Service. Previously, sellers could bring claims in Los Angeles federal or state courts; under the revised language, all disputes arising from the agreement or the seller's relationship with Whatnot must proceed through arbitration as specified in the Terms of Service Section 21, except where that section expressly permits court proceedings. The agreement also added a provision defining failure to meet programming and content commitments for 30 days as a material breach.
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• May 14, 2026 v1 medium
  Whatnot added a new Creator Program for UK users effective May 13, 2026, establishing terms for how creators can submit content (videos, shopping hauls, seller spotlights) in exchange for program benefits. The new terms define what content is eligible, grant Whatnot broad rights to use submitted content for one year across all marketing channels worldwide, and specify payment procedures through third-party processors. Creators must be at least 18, maintain a valid account, and have no guarantee their submissions will be selected or used.
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• May 6, 2026 v1 low
  Whatnot updated the version numbers and effective dates of its EU/UK Terms of Service documents across multiple languages (English, French, German, and Dutch) on May 6, 2026. The company also replaced one director name (Ryan Colburn) with another (Viji Nadarajan) in the company leadership disclosures across all language versions. These changes appear to be administrative updates to company governance information and document versioning with no apparent changes to substantive consumer rights or obligations.
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• May 5, 2026 v1 low
  Initial snapshot — monitoring begins
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