Privacy
Three companies see your data. Here they are.
Short version: no tracking pixel, no ad network, no mailing list you didn’t ask for. Buying leaves an email address with Stripe so I can send you the file.
If you only visit
Page visits are counted, and that is all. This site uses Vercel Web Analytics, which records the page you landed on, the country it was served to, the kind of device, and where the link came from. It sets no cookies, it does not follow you between sites, and it does not build a profile. Nothing it stores can be traced back to you as a person.
Nothing else runs on these pages. No Meta pixel, no Google Analytics, no ad tag, no session recorder, no chat widget.
If you buy
Stripe takes the payment and holds the record. Checkout happens on Stripe’s own pages, not on this site, so your card details never touch this server and I never see them. Stripe collects your email, your country, and whatever the card network needs to settle the payment. Stripe is the merchant of record, so it also handles any VAT or sales tax due where you live.
Your email is used to send you the file, and updates to it. The delivery email goes out through Resend. Your address is passed to Resend for that message and for later update emails, which the terms commit me to sending.
I do not run a database. Stripe’s own customer list is the only buyer list, so there is one place your details live rather than several.
Who processes what
- Vercel hosts the site and provides the analytics above
- Stripe processes the payment and stores the purchase record
- Resend delivers the email carrying your download link
All three are United States companies and each publishes its own privacy notice. Nobody else receives anything, and nothing is ever sold or shared for advertising.
How long it is kept
Your purchase record stays with Stripe for as long as tax and accounting law requires, which is several years in most countries. Analytics data is aggregate and is not tied to you. Download links expire 30 days after purchase; the files are yours permanently once they are on your computer.
Your rights
Email methodprinterr@gmail.com and ask. You can ask for a copy of what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. I read these myself and will act on them.
One honest limit: deleting your record removes you from update emails and means a lost download link can no longer be matched to a purchase, so I could not send the file again by hand. And a completed sale has to stay on the books for tax even after you are removed from everything else. Say which you want and I will do as much as I lawfully can.
If you are in the UK or EU and think something here is wrong, you can complain to your national data protection authority. I would rather you emailed me first.
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