Methodology
How SpotSitter watches for openings
SpotSitter is built to check reservation availability surfaces, match openings to your saved watch, and send you back to Disney's official booking page. It is an alert service, not a booking service.
Product boundary
Alerts only
SpotSitter notifies you when a matching opening appears. You decide whether to book.
Booking handoff
Disney direct
Every alert points you to Disney's official booking flow so you complete the reservation yourself.
Credential posture
Never stored
SpotSitter does not ask for or store your Disney account login.
What we monitor
You create a watch for a supported Walt Disney World restaurant or Enchanting Extra, including party size, date window, and time preferences. SpotSitter checks reservation availability surfaces for matches to that saved watch.
When a matching opening appears, SpotSitter sends an alert through the channels enabled on your account. The alert includes a link that sends you to Disney's official booking page.
What happens after an alert
You tap the alert, land with Disney, and complete any login, review, payment, or booking steps directly with Disney. SpotSitter does not fill forms, click reserve, hold inventory, submit payments, or modify Disney state for you.
Availability is volatile. A slot can disappear before you finish booking, and SpotSitter does not guarantee that an opening shown in an alert will still be bookable when you reach Disney.
What we do not publish
Public transparency should explain the user-visible workflow without exposing internal implementation details or implying special access, endorsement, or automated booking ability.
- No booking, holding, reserving, form submission, or payment automation.
- No request for end-user Disney usernames, passwords, or account-specific Disney material.
- No claim that Disney endorses, sponsors, approves, or operates SpotSitter.
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