We keep this short, in the order a visitor would ask: what do you hold, why, and who else sees it.
Reading costs nothing. The guides on this site need no account, and we do not ask who you are to open them.
Like most sites, our servers write standard request logs, including your IP address, the page you asked for and a timestamp. We use them to keep the site running and to spot abuse.
Logs are not used to build advertising profiles. Nobody here is paid per page view.
Accounts are created on the site's login page. We store the name, email address and credentials needed to identify your account and to send receipts and service messages.
Orders are stored too: the target URLs you submit, chosen keywords, basket contents, content mode, status and dates. Without them the ordered links page could not exist.
Payments are made from a dashboard balance. We keep invoice and proforma records so you can download them. Details that a payment processor handles stay with that processor. Our systems never see them.
Cookies stay minimal, limited to what a signed-in session needs. Nothing follows you around if you only read. Browser settings let you block cookies, though signing in will then fail.
We use a small number of providers and share only what each needs.
Our infrastructure providers process traffic and store data on our behalf.
They process top-ups under their own terms and privacy policies.
When a placement goes to a publisher site, that site sees the target URL and the article text, nothing about your balance.
We will disclose data when a valid legal demand requires it, and we try to tell you first.
Use your account page to ask what we hold, to correct it or to ask for deletion.
Accounting records may need to stay as accounting rules require. Server logs are rotated on a schedule, and we do not sell personal data.
We may revise these notes as the service changes. The date at the top of the page shows the last update. This text is a plain-language summary and not legal advice, so check your local rules if you are unsure what applies to you.
If you think we handled your data badly, tell us first. We would rather fix a problem than argue about it,.