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Privacy policy

Plain version first: we keep what the service needs to run, nothing we sell. Details follow, in the order most people ask about them.

What we hold about you

Very little. An account has your Google email address, your display name from Google, your API keys and your credit balance.

We never see your Google password, because sign-in goes through Google. Payments are in USDT (TRC-20), so we record the transaction reference and amount, not a card number.

Operator: Deeplinkify. Contact goes through the account page.

What your automations tell us

Every API call is logged. We store the action, the domain you asked about, the time, the credit cost, and the response code.

We use those logs to bill you, to find bugs, to stop abuse and to see which actions are worth improving. We do not read the domains in your logs to market to you or to anyone else.

Your workflow tool (n8n, Zapier, Make, Google Sheets) keeps its own records under its own policy. Anything you put in a sheet or a Zap history is outside our reach.

Where the data lives and who can reach it

  • Account and key records: our database, reachable by the people who run the service.
  • Request logs: kept to bill and debug, not exported to advertisers.
  • Backups: encrypted copies kept for recovery.
  • Your own tools: governed by their vendors, not by us.

Cookies and the browser

One session cookie keeps you signed in. That is the whole list.

The free explorer and the rating checker run without an account, and we measure traffic in aggregate rather than building profiles of individual visitors.

If you embed our rating checker or call the API from a browser, the CORS setting is open, so your visitors' browsers talk to us directly and we see their IP address in our server logs. Put that in your own policy if it applies to you.

Sharing, retention and your choices

We share data with infrastructure providers who host the service, and with authorities when the law compels us. We do not sell account data.

You can ask about your data, including export or deletion of your account, through the account page. Billing records may need to be kept, and logs are handled as the service requires.

Changes to this page are dated at the top. Last updated 29 October 2026. This page describes the service in general terms, and it does not cover the tools you connect to the API, which have their own policies.