Terms of Service
Last updated: October 2026
These terms set out the basis on which you may use jsonpathhub.com (the "Site"). Using it means accepting them; if you do not accept them, do not use the Site.
JSONPathHub is a JSONPath tester that runs JSONPath queries against a JSON document with live autocomplete and syntax error detection. It evaluates the path expression against the document tree and returns the matching nodes, reporting the point where a malformed expression breaks rather than failing silently. Everything below concerns that specific calculation and the values it involves, and nothing beyond it.
Everything the tool works with — the document and query you paste — is handled locally. It is usually reached for things like debugging a query that returns nothing, and because nothing is transmitted a visitor can close the tab knowing no copy was made anywhere.
About this Site and its tools
The Site provides a JSONPath tester and explanatory material, free of charge, for general information and education. Results are estimates derived from the inputs you supply using the method described on the page. Developer tools produce output for use in your own work, and you remain responsible for reviewing and testing it.
Not professional advice
Using this Site does not establish a professional relationship with us, and no result should be treated as professional advice. The judgement about how to use it is yours.
Applicable law
These terms are governed by the laws applicable to the operator of the Site, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.
Reviewing what a tool produces
The output of these tools is meant to be inspected before it is used. You are responsible for checking that it suits your project and for testing it wherever it matters.
Errors and completeness
We aim for correctness and document the method behind the tool. We do not warrant that every result is free of error, or that the content is complete or current. Where a method carries a recognized margin of error, the result should be read as an estimate.
What you may and may not do
Use the Site freely for yourself or your work. What is not allowed: disrupting the service, scraping it hard enough to hurt performance for others, claiming it as your own, or any unlawful purpose.
Copyright and ownership
The design, wording and code are ours or used under license unless credited otherwise. Linking is encouraged; reproducing large sections needs written permission.
Third-party content and advertising
Advertising from third parties supports the Site, and external links may appear for reference. We are not responsible for what those third parties do. Ads never change a result.
Uptime and changes to the service
There is no promise of continuous availability: any tool or page may be altered or removed, and the service is supplied in its current state.
Limitation of liability
So far as the law allows, we accept no liability for indirect or consequential losses, nor for any choice made in reliance on an output from the Site.
Asking about these terms
Anything unclear in these terms can be raised through the contact page.