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Cookie policy

Every script that runs on this site, named. It takes ten seconds to check in devtools, so there is no version of this worth understating.

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What cookies are, briefly

A cookie is a small file a site stores in your browser. Some are needed for the site to work at all - staying signed in, remembering that you dismissed a banner. Others measure how the site is used, or let an advertising platform recognise a visit.

We also use similar technologies that are not strictly cookies - local storage, and pixels loaded from third parties. Where this policy says "cookies" it means all of them, because the distinction matters technically and not to you.

Exactly what runs on this site

ProviderPurposeCategory
CopilotlyYour session, sign-in state, and preferences such as which billing cycle you last viewedStrictly necessary
Google Analytics 4Aggregate usage - which pages are read, how people arrive, where they leaveAnalytics
Google Tag ManagerLoads and manages the tags belowAnalytics
Meta PixelMeasures whether an advert led to a signupMarketing
NetragaOur own visitor analytics - page views and referrerAnalytics
ConferbotThe chat widget in the corner, and its session stateFunctional
StripeFraud prevention on checkoutStrictly necessary

Strictly necessary cookies cannot be switched off without breaking sign-in or checkout. Everything else can.

How to switch them off

Every browser lets you block or delete cookies, usually under Settings, then Privacy. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will stop you being able to sign in, which is a limitation of how sessions work rather than a choice we made.

Specific opt-outs

  • Google Analytics - the official browser add-on blocks it across every site.
  • Meta Pixel - ad preferences in your Facebook or Instagram account settings.
  • Everything non-essential - most browsers' Do Not Track and tracking-prevention settings, which we honour.

Turning off analytics does not degrade the site. We would rather have accurate data from people who are comfortable providing it than complete data from people who are not.

Changes

If we add a provider, it appears in the table above before it starts running. The last-updated date at the top of this page changes when the table does.

Related: our privacy policy covers what happens to your data generally, and the subprocessors page lists every third party that processes it.