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Privacy & data

We never see the products you run.

Not as a policy choice — as an architectural one. The calculation happens entirely in your browser, so there is no server holding your products, your costs or your margins. There is nothing for us to look at, sell or lose.

Last updated 29 August 2026.

What is stored, and where

Seven things, all in your own browser’s local storage on your own device. No server, no database, no account.

WhatContainsNature
Your saved products Every product you save and the figures you entered — price, cost, weight, dimensions, volumes. Commercially sensitive. Never leaves your browser.
Your licence Your licence key, tier, purchase date, the email used at purchase and the activation id. Contains personal data.
Your email address The address given at the free-tier gate, if you used one. Contains personal data.
Which marketplaces you have used Marketplace codes only, to apply the free tier’s single-market limit. Not personal data.
Your report branding Firm name, client names and an uploaded logo, if you use white-label reports. May contain a third party’s data.
Your report preferences Which sections of a report you switch on. Not personal data.
Your exchange-rate overrides Any rate you have chosen to replace. Not personal data.
Clearing your browser data deletes all of it, permanently. There is no copy anywhere else and no way for us to restore it, because we never had it. If your saved products matter, export them to Excel — that is what the export is for.

What leaves your browser

Three destinations. There are no others.

  1. Our own servers

    Requests for the app’s own code and its fee-data files. These carry nothing about you or your products — they are the same files every visitor receives.

  2. Lemon Squeezy, when you activate a licence

    Your licence key and a device label such as “AMZ Verdict — macOS — 2026-08-29”, so the three-device limit can be applied. Lemon Squeezy is also the merchant of record for the purchase itself: card details never touch this site, so we cannot leak them — we never have them.

  3. Google, only if you choose to sign in

    The “Continue with Google” script is loaded only when a sign-in gate is actually shown, never on an ordinary visit. A licence holder never contacts Google at all, and neither does anyone reading the free tools. If you use the plain email option instead, Google is never contacted.

Your email address

The free tier asks for an email address before it shows a verdict. The free tools at /tools/ do not ask for one at all.

As of this version, that address is held in your browser and is not transmitted to us or to anyone else. If that changes — if we begin sending it to an email service so we can write to you — this page will say so, name the service, and say what it is used for, before the change is made. Removing the address is immediate: clear your browser data for this site.

Analytics, advertising and tracking

We use privacy-preserving website analytics to see which pages are read: no cookies, no personal data, no cross-site tracking and no profile of you. There is no advertising pixel, no tag manager, no data broker and no error-reporting service. Typefaces are served from our own domain rather than a font network, so reading this page tells no third party that you did.

Your rights, and how to use them

Most data-protection rights concern data a company holds about you. We hold almost none, which makes most of them straightforward:

  • Access and portability — everything about your products is already on your device, and the Excel export gives you all of it in a portable format.
  • Erasure — clearing this site’s browser data erases everything listed above, immediately and irreversibly.
  • Purchase records — your order and invoice are held by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record; their privacy policy governs them, and requests about payment data go to them.
  • Anything else — write to [email protected] and we will answer.

Questions about any of this

[email protected]. AMZ Verdict is used by sellers across 11 marketplaces, most of them in the European Union, so this is written to the standard the GDPR sets.