Last updated October 25, 2026
These terms cover the Peekly browser extension and the peeklyapp.com website (together, “Peekly”). By installing or using Peekly, you agree to them.
Peekly is a free browser extension that previews links: it shows cards on search results and opens the real page in a preview over the one you’re on. Pages are loaded by your own browser. Peekly isn’t connected to YouTube, Google or any other site it previews, and isn’t responsible for what those sites show.
Every feature is free, and there’s no account or subscription. You may use Peekly for personal or work browsing on as many devices as you like.
Support payments are optional, one-time and processed by StreamPay. They are a thank-you, not a purchase: they don’t unlock features or create a subscription, and nothing renews. Because nothing is delivered in return, support payments aren’t refundable, except where the law says otherwise. If you were charged by mistake or twice, email us and we’ll sort it out.
Licenses bought before every feature became free keep working, and everything they unlocked is now free for everyone anyway. For any question about one of those purchases, email us.
Peekly’s AI can summarize pages and answer questions about them. If you add your own key for an AI provider, your use of it falls under that provider’s terms and any charges it makes. Keep your key private. AI answers can be wrong, so check anything important against the page itself.
Please don’t use Peekly to:
The pages, images and videos you preview belong to the sites they come from. Using them is between you and those sites, under their terms. Link checks, such as the look-alike domain warning, are there to help, but they can’t catch every bad link, so use your own judgment too.
Peekly, including the extension, its design and this website, belongs to us. These terms let you use it; they don’t give you ownership of it.
Peekly is provided “as is”. We work to keep it fast and reliable, but some sites won’t load in a preview, and features may change or stop working when browsers or sites change. To the extent the law allows, we aren’t liable for indirect or consequential losses from using Peekly.
We may update these terms as Peekly changes. The date at the top shows the latest version, and using Peekly after a change means you accept it.
Questions about these terms: [email protected].