Privacy notice

PropAnalyse uses no cookies, no advertising trackers, no Google Analytics and no fingerprinting. We count visits and outbound clicks with our own small, cookieless analytics so we know which pages are useful and which firm links readers use.

Status: the analytics described here are being set up and are not switched on yet. Until they are, the site collects nothing at all.

What we count

  • Page views: the page address, the referring website's domain (not the full URL), any utm campaign tags in the link, page language, device class (mobile, tablet or desktop, worked out from your browser's user-agent) and country (from Cloudflare's network, never anything finer than country).
  • Outbound clicks: when you use a "Visit" or offer link, it passes through go.propanalyse.com, which records the firm, the page and the spot on the page the click came from, the promo code shown next to the link (if any), country and device class, then sends you straight on to the firm's site. Affiliate links are marked rel="sponsored".
  • Promo code copies and clicks on other external links (for example a firm's rule page we cite): the firm, the code and the destination domain.

What we do not collect

  • No cookies, local storage or any identifier stored on your device.
  • No IP addresses: your IP address and browser user-agent are combined with a random value that changes every day and is deleted after 48 hours, then hashed. The result can tell "same visitor today" apart from "new visitor today" but cannot be reversed or linked across days.
  • No names, e-mail addresses, account numbers or anything you type, except in forms you choose to submit.
  • No data is sold or shared with advertisers. Prop firms do not get our analytics.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, the page-view script does not run at all. Outbound clicks still redirect you, but are counted without the daily visitor hash.

Forms

If you submit a complaint, a data correction or a listing request, we store what you typed (including your e-mail if you give it) so we can follow up, and may forward it to our inbox by e-mail. Complaints are never published with your e-mail or account ID. You can instead send any form by e-mail or as a GitHub issue. To have a submission deleted, e-mail us with its subject line.

Where it is stored

On Cloudflare (Workers and the D1 database). Raw analytics rows are deleted after about 13 months; only totals are kept after that.

Contact

Questions or deletion requests: see About or use the contact form.

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