Fast VTO monitoring
Choose refresh intervals starting at 5 seconds and scan the visible VTO page for eligible offers.
VTO Watcher monitors the Amazon A to Z VTO page, alerts you when an eligible offer appears, and keeps your controls in one clean dashboard.
Everything important stays visible without turning the page into a mess.
Choose refresh intervals starting at 5 seconds and scan the visible VTO page for eligible offers.
Desktop notifications, sound, tab flashing, and an update badge help keep important changes noticeable.
Filter by minimum hours, start time, and longest-offer preference so the watcher focuses on what you want.
Filled, expired, unavailable, and previously accepted offers are ignored to reduce false positives.
Activation, device limits, expiration, revocation, and version access are controlled by the license server.
When a newer build is available, the extension shows an update notice and downloads the ZIP from GitHub.
Download the latest VTO Watcher ZIP, extract it, and load the extension folder through Chrome Developer Mode.
Enter your VTO Watcher license key. The license server validates the key and registers the permitted device.
Open Amazon A to Z, go to the VTO page, configure your filters, and arm the watcher when you are ready.
The current GitHub release is ready to download.
A valid VTO Watcher license is required to use the extension.
chrome://extensions.extension folder.Refreshed the extension popup with the dark neon VTO Watcher interface and new green V branding.
Moved extension update downloads from Cloudflare R2 to GitHub while keeping Cloudflare for license validation.
Improved VTO card detection so filled and previously accepted offers are not incorrectly reported as eligible.
Yes. VTO Watcher uses server-side license validation. A license can also have device, expiration, and version-access limits.
No. The extension works on the Amazon A to Z page already open in your browser and does not need your Amazon password.
The extension checks the GitHub release feed. When a newer version is available, it can open the current GitHub ZIP download. Because the extension is loaded unpacked, you still extract the update and reload it in Chrome.
No. Chrome does not allow an unpacked extension to silently replace its own local files. The update button downloads the new build; you then replace the files and press Reload.
No browser extension can provide perfect DRM because its client-side code exists on the user's computer. VTO Watcher licensing is designed to stop normal unauthorized activation and allow the owner to revoke access.
Download the latest build, activate your license, and configure your watcher.