Privacy

PODPriceCheck has no accounts and runs no advertising trackers. It measures visits and records sessions to find bugs and improve the tools.

What we keep

  • Requests to our API: the page or tool used, the keyword or store you checked, the response status and time, your browser's user agent, and your IP address as a one-way keyed hash (never the address itself). We use this to fix problems and stop abuse, and delete it after 90 days.
  • Daily free credits: a count per hashed IP address, so the limit holds in a private window too. It resets every day.
  • Market results: the prices we find for a keyword, so the next person who checks it gets them at once. These contain no information about you.
  • Visit analytics and session recordings: which pages you open, where you came from, your device and browser, and a recording of clicks, scrolling and what you type into the tools (password fields are never recorded). They are processed by Sidcorp Auto, our analytics provider, use a visitor cookie, are kept 31 days (counts up to 13 months), and are never sold or used for ads. Visitors in the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland are recorded only after they accept the cookie banner; elsewhere recording runs until you decline. Change your choice any time with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control, nothing is recorded.
  • Page view counts: Cloudflare Web Analytics counts which pages are opened, the referring site, country and device type, without cookies, without storing your IP address and without following you across sites. It runs whatever you choose in the cookie banner, because it cannot identify you.

What leaves our site

  • Listing photos load from Etsy, Amazon, TikTok Shop and Shopify image servers, without telling them which page you were on.
  • Links to listings, stores and DodgePrint open those sites, whose own privacy policies apply. DodgePrint links carry campaign tags naming the page they came from, not who you are.
  • Images you upload to the Studio tools, when they are switched on, are stored with DodgePrint to process them.

Questions

Ask us to look up or delete what we hold about a request: email [email protected] with the time of your visit and, if you have it, the request ID your browser received (the X-Request-Id response header).