Privacy

No tracking cookies

Nothing on this site is stored to recognise you, follow you between visits or build a profile. No advertising pixel, no ad-network tracker, no analytics cookie. That is why there is no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to.

Two things are stored on your device, and both are settings rather than identity:

• Your theme choice, if you change it in the footer. It sits in local storage, never leaves your browser and is not sent with any request.
• A form token, set only if you open the bid form. It exists so that nobody can submit a bid on your behalf from another site, it is random, it expires in two hours, and it says nothing about who you are.

Clearing site data removes both.

Analytics, and why it is cookieless

We count visits with an analytics tool called DataFast. It runs in cookieless mode, which works differently from the usual kind: instead of storing an identifier on your device, it derives a hashed one from your IP address, browser and our domain, mixed with a salt that changes every day. Your address is an ingredient in that hash, not something kept afterwards, and yesterday's hash cannot be matched to today's.

The practical consequence is that we can see how many people read a page and where they arrived from, and we cannot follow anyone across days. That is a worse analytics product and a better deal for you — we took it deliberately, and it is the reason this site needs no consent banner.

Our own traffic numbers are public: the link is in the footer of every page. If we publish rankings and revenue openly, hiding our visitor count would be odd.

Server logs

The web server records requests in the ordinary way — address, page, time, referring page. We use these to count clicks on paid placements and to see which pages work. They rotate out on a schedule.

Email addresses

If you leave an email when placing a bid, it is used for one thing: telling you when someone outbids you. It is not shared, not sold and not added to any mailing list. Ask and we delete it.

Payments

Payments are handled by an external processor. We never see card details, wallet keys or personal payment information — only whether a payment cleared.

Performer data

All statistics come from the platform's public affiliate feed. We store observations of public broadcast activity: viewer counts, tags, timing. We do not attempt to identify anyone behind a username, and we do not publish location beyond what the performer put in their own public profile.