Privacy notes for visitors and account holders
This page explains in everyday words what information the site handles and why. It is general and does not replace professional advice.
For any privacy question or request, use your account page. We do not publish a separate e-mail address for this.
When you only browse
Reading the guides needs no account. Like most sites, we process basic technical data such as the page requested, so the site loads and stays secure.
The budget tool on the home page is a local estimate. The numbers you type there are used to show a result on your screen.
Server logs and similar records help us fix errors and spot abuse.
When you hold an account
An account lets you browse the marketplace, fill a basket, place orders and see their status under ordered links. To do that we handle the details you give us, such as the sign-in information and the target URLs and keywords you enter.
Balance top-ups and invoices are managed in the dashboard. We use payment details only to process what you ask us to process.
Publishers who list their own sites also provide site details and payout information.
You can stop using the account at any time. If you want to ask about data tied to it, raise the request on your account page.
What we ask you to keep in mind
- Do not enter data about other people unless you have a right to
- Keep your sign-in and any API key private
- Tell us through the account page if something looks wrong
- Review this page when you see a new date at the top
- Ask us through the account page if a term is unclear
AI agents and APIs
Orders can be placed through a REST API with a Bearer key, or by AI agents over MCP, for example from ChatGPT or Claude. Anything an agent reads or writes on your behalf follows the same rules as your own actions.
Keep keys out of shared documents. If one leaks, replace it. Short habits like this prevent most trouble.
Sharing, cookies and changes
We share information only as needed to run the service, such as with payment processors and infrastructure providers. We do not sell your personal details.
The site may use cookies or similar storage to keep you signed in and remember simple preferences. Your browser settings let you control them.
If this page changes in a meaningful way, we update the date. See also our terms of use.