"Essentially, SafetyWeb is an online subscription service created by the technology entrepreneurs that collects any publicly-available information, and then reports it back to parents to let them know exactly what their kids have been up to online. SafetyWeb costs $10 a month (or a discounted $100 a year) -- a small price to pay to alleviate any fears busy parents might have about their teen’s risky online behavior, cyber bullying, or any other uncomfortable circumstances they may encounter."

~ excerpt from devhardware.com

" I tested [SafetyWeb] on myself, various family members and a baby sitter and found the reports to be a bit unpolished. Both start by asking for a few pieces of information about a child, including his or her e-mail address and the family’s physical address. Then they look through various social networks, checking to see where the child has accounts and, where possible, monitoring what the child writes and what others write about the child.

Long lists of a child’s online activities emerge, some marked as safe, some as potentially dangerous. Other items are explicitly red-flagged, like a Facebook friend who is considerably older, or a posting with a keyword like “kill” or “suicide.”"

~ excerpt from nytimes.com

"Safety Web operates on the same basic services as Net Nanny. Safety Web however is a service. In other words, there is nothing for you to download; you just pay a monthly fee. Safety Web was developed by people that helped to build some of the top social network sites, so they know exactly what to look for. Safety Web also will work with internet accessible phones."

~ excerpt of customer review from ezinearticles.com

"It will let you be alerted of any threat that surfaces when your child is navigating the Social Web , and that includes cyberbullying and contact with predators. As an application, SafetyWeb runs entirely on the browser, and it basically functions around a dashboard that will let you see your child’s social activity at a glance - who he has befriended, who he talks with more often, what kind of media he is interested in… And you will be able of monitoring all of this without ever getting in the way."

~ excerpt of review from killerstartups.com

"SafetyWeb is an awesome website that helps to ensure your child's safety on the web. It is so great how they can make something so complicated so simple. All you have to do is type in your child's e-mail address in and they will give you a sample of report of where he or she has been on the Internet. They check all of the social networking sites. SafetyWeb even helps with the threat of cyber bulling. After you have your report. You can for a very reasonable fee. Have SafetyWeb watch over your child while they are on the Internet. SafetyWeb offers instant alerts and video website tracking."

~ customer testimonial from hubpages.com