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Privacy

What this site collects

Short version: we collect what you choose to send us, and the hosting platform collects some technical data.

Browsing

The guide itself adds no advertising trackers and does not track clicks on company phone or email links. The site is hosted on Replit, which may keep operational server logs (such as your IP address and the pages requested), set cookies, and add browser pageview analytics. Those practices are Replit’s, not something we can switch off, so we do not claim this site is cookie-free or analytics-free.

The private owner pages (sign in and the owner inbox) use Clerk for sign-in, which sets its own cookies on those pages only. Public guide pages do not load Clerk.

“Notify me” requests

The “Notify me” form is currently turned off, so this site does not collect new email addresses or cities.

When you submit the form with the permission box checked, we save your email address, city, submission time, consent, and the version of the permission wording you agreed to, in a private database. Only the guide’s owner can view requests through the authenticated owner area. We never sell signups or share them with providers. Our hosting and authentication services process data needed to operate the site. Email notifications are not set up yet, and no outreach is being sent right now.

The retention period is 90 days. Expired requests are excluded from the owner inbox and deleted on new submissions, owner inbox access, and an hourly cleanup while the server is running. Physical cleanup may be delayed while hosting is idle. The owner can also delete a request at any time.

To withdraw permission or ask for your request to be deleted, email team@clientupscale.com, the business owner’s inbox. Withdrawing does not require contacting a listed company.

To reduce spam, we briefly store a hashed network identifier, not your raw IP address, to limit how often the form can be submitted. Identifiers older than a day are removed during the same cleanup runs.

Contacting a company

When you call, email, or visit a listed company, you are dealing with that company directly, and its own privacy practices apply.

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