Privacy

This notice explains how we handle information submitted through OnpageSEO.com. We use contact information to review domain purchase inquiries and partnership proposals, respond to them, and maintain records of those discussions.

Information you provide

The inquiry form requests your name, email address, and inquiry type. You may provide a company name. Purchase inquiries include a preferred platform; partnership inquiries include a description of the intended use. Please avoid sending passwords, financial account details, or other sensitive information through the form.

Processing and access

Our hosting and inquiry infrastructure processes submissions so we can receive and respond to them. Technical information, including request and security data, may be processed to operate the website and prevent abuse. We do not sell inquiry information. We may share relevant information with service providers supporting the inquiry process or where disclosure is required by law.

Local preferences

The website stores your Accept or No thanks choice in your browser's local storage under buildsite-consent. This preference prevents the notice from appearing repeatedly. No optional analytics or advertising tracking is enabled by either choice. You can remove the stored preference through your browser settings; doing so will cause the notice to appear again.

Retention and requests

We retain inquiry records as needed to manage discussions, document agreements, resolve issues, and meet applicable obligations. To ask about access, correction, or deletion of information you submitted, use the inquiry form and describe the privacy request. We may need to verify that a request relates to your own information before acting on it.

External websites and updates

Links to purchase platforms, professional profiles, and editorial sources lead to websites with their own privacy practices. Review their notices before providing information. We may revise this notice when the website's practices change. This version applies to the inquiry experience described above.