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Cookie Policy

This policy explains how AI Promo Services uses cookies, local storage, session storage, pixels, analytics tags, and similar technologies on the public website and dashboard.

Technologies we use

Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Local storage and session storage are browser features that let a site remember state on your device. Pixels, tags, and analytics scripts help measure page views, events, performance, and product usage.

AI Promo Services uses these technologies for necessary service functions, analytics, product improvement, fraud prevention, security, preferences, and diagnostics.

Essential sign-in, checkout, security, and audit-intake storage can operate without analytics consent. Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Ahrefs Web Analytics, the anonymous first-party collector, and dashboard PostHog analytics do not collect analytics until you choose Allow analytics.

Categories of cookies and storage

Essential technologies support login, account sessions, onboarding state, security, routing, fraud prevention, and payment or checkout flows. Disabling them may break the service.

Analytics and performance technologies help us understand visits, feature usage, product flows, errors, and performance. After you allow analytics, the public site may use Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Ahrefs Web Analytics, and an anonymous first-party collector. The dashboard may use PostHog product analytics and performance tools.

Google Analytics receives a page location without the query string. The anonymous first-party collector records privacy-filtered page and service-interaction events without identifying users by email. Public measurement events omit submitted business names, full website URLs, lead IDs, and email hashes. Dashboard account identity is one-way hashed before analytics identification.

Meta Pixel receives a PageView event and related browser, device, network, page URL, and referrer information for campaign measurement, analytics, and advertising audiences. It may set or read _fbp and _fbc cookies. AI Promo Services does not add form contents, account emails, submitted website URLs, or connector credentials to Meta Pixel event parameters, and the Pixel is disabled on public audit-result routes that carry a submitted website in the URL.

Ahrefs Web Analytics measures traffic to the public site. It receives the page address, the referring address, and general browser, device, and country information, and it does not set cookies or read browser storage.

Preference technologies may remember choices such as onboarding state, selected workspace context, dismissed notices, or other product settings.

  • Essential: authentication, security, checkout, routing, and service operation.
  • Analytics and advertising measurement: page views, feature events, campaign measurement, performance, and diagnostics.
  • Preferences: remembered product choices and local interface state.
  • Third-party: providers such as authentication, analytics, hosting, payment, and connected integrations may set or read their own technologies.

How to control cookies

Use the Privacy choices control on the site to allow or deny non-essential browser analytics. You can change that choice later. Denying analytics does not disable essential sign-in, checkout, security, or audit-intake storage.

You can also block or delete cookies and storage through your browser settings. Browser controls vary by device and browser, and blocking essential technologies may prevent sign-in, checkout, onboarding, or dashboard features from working. If you disconnect an integration, that stops future authorized pulls from that integration but may not delete records already created in AI Promo Services.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

AI Promo Services treats Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control as a browser-analytics opt-out. When either signal is enabled, the consent controller does not start Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Ahrefs Web Analytics, the anonymous first-party collector, or dashboard PostHog analytics.

We do not sell personal information for money. Depending on where you live, Meta Pixel PageView data may be treated as sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. The Pixel remains off unless you choose Allow analytics, and Privacy choices lets you revoke that choice later.

Updates

We may update this Cookie Policy as providers, product features, or legal requirements change. The updated version will be posted on this page with a new effective date.

Questions this page answers

Can I use the dashboard with cookies blocked?

Some public pages may still load, but sign-in, checkout, onboarding, and dashboard features may not work if essential cookies or browser storage are blocked.

Does the public site use analytics?

Yes. After consent, the public site may use Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Ahrefs Web Analytics, and an anonymous first-party collector to understand traffic, measure campaigns, and improve the service.

Is this separate from the Privacy Policy?

This Cookie Policy supplements the Privacy Policy by explaining browser technologies in more detail.