This page explains in general terms what we handle when you use the site. It is written to be read, not to impress anyone.
You sign in with a Google account. We receive the basic identity details that sign-in provides, and we use them to create and recognise your account.
Your API key and your credit balance belong to that account. We also keep a record of the calls made with the key, since billing and abuse checks need it.
The free tools take a domain name from you and return data about it. The domain you type is processed to answer the request.
Our servers also log ordinary technical details of a visit, such as time and request address, to keep the service running and to spot misuse.
Top-ups are made in USDT on the TRC-20 network from the account page. A public blockchain record exists independently of us, and we cannot alter or erase it.
We do not ask for card details.
We use your data to run the service, to bill you and to protect the system from abuse. We do not sell your account information.
Where a service provider helps us run the site, it handles data only for that purpose.
You can ask about, correct or request removal of your account data. Open the account page and use the options there, and read the terms of use for how the service works.
Our about page says who we are. We may revise these notes, and the date at the top shows the latest change.
The link index describes domains and the links between them. It is built by our own crawler from public web pages.
It is not a list of people. If you believe an entry reveals personal information about you, raise it through the account page and we will look at it.
The service is meant for professionals who work with websites. It is not aimed at children, and we do not knowingly collect their details.
If you think a young person has signed up, use the account page to tell us.
Cookies are few. The site keeps what it needs to keep you signed in and to remember basic settings. We do not list individual cookies here, because the list can change. Ask through the account page if you need it.
If your browser blocks them, parts of the account area may stop working. The public pages and free explorer should still open.