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Cookie Policy

How SellSelf uses browser storage and similar technologies.

Last updatedOctober 2, 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies and local storage are small browser records used to remember a session, preferences, and security state.

2. Essential storage

  • Authentication and session continuity.
  • Security, abuse prevention, and billing-flow integrity.
  • Language, theme, consent, and pending workflow preferences.

3. Optional measurement and invitations

Where enabled and permitted, measurement storage helps us learn which post or link brought a sign-up, and how many people reach the main pages. Optional tracking should follow the consent choice available in your region.

  • ss_attr (up to 30 days): where you came from — the source, medium and campaign of the link, the site that sent you, and the page you landed on. Written only when this measurement is switched on; it holds no identifier or personal data. When you create an account, the same labels are saved once with it.
  • ss_ref (up to 30 days): the invite code from a link, so the sign-up is credited to the person who invited you.
  • Visits to the main pages (home, pricing, free analysis, sign-up) are counted as numbers per day, page and source, with no identifier and no cookie of their own. To count a page once per visit, the site keeps a short note named ss_visits in the browser’s session storage; it goes when you close the tab.

4. Providers

Authentication, hosting, payment, monitoring, and analytics providers may set or read storage needed for their contracted function. Their policies govern their own domains.

5. Control and retention

Use browser settings to review or remove browser storage. Blocking essential storage may prevent sign-in or checkout. Retention varies by purpose and is limited to operational need. SellSelf does not currently provide a separate in-product cookie preference panel.

6. Contact and scope

Questions: support@sellself.ru. This page explains SellSelf’s current product rules. It is general information, not individual legal advice, and does not limit rights that cannot be excluded by applicable law.