Cookie Policy

Essential Cookies

These cookies are necessary for the website to function properly. They enable core functionality such as security, authentication, and account management. Without these cookies, our services cannot be provided.

One of them, cookie_consent, stores your answer to our cookie banner (granted or denied) so we can respect it on every page. It lasts one year and is sent only to our own site.

Two more are set only to provide what you ask for: NEXT_LOCALE remembers the language of the pages you visit (one year), and am_terms_accepted records, for 15 minutes while you sign up, that you accepted our Terms of Service.

Analytics Cookies

We use analytics to understand how visitors interact with our website, which helps us improve our services and user experience. Google Analytics, DataFast Analytics and PostHog load only after you accept non-essential cookies; until then none of them runs, and nothing is sent to them. PostHog records browsing sessions, only after you accept: it records them with all text on the page and everything you type masked, to help us diagnose usability problems. No analytics run on affiliate portal pages (/portal). Separately, our error-tracking provider Sentry reports errors for every visitor, because it is part of how the service runs; those reports are scrubbed of email addresses. Only if you accept, Sentry also records a masked replay of a sample of sessions and of any session in which an error occurs, so we can reproduce faults.

Functional Cookies

These cookies enable enhanced functionality and personalization, such as remembering your preferences, language settings, and other customizations.

Marketing Cookies

We measure which campaigns and referral links bring visitors to our site so we can judge how well our marketing works. We do not set advertising or ad-personalization cookies: those consent signals stay denied, and we do not run advertising pixels on this site.

Following a referral link to Affiliate Manager’s own affiliate program sets a cookie named aff_tracking, which lasts 30 days. It records the affiliate code, the link, a session id and the time of the click, so that if you subscribe, the right affiliate is credited. It is cryptographically signed so it cannot be forged, and httpOnly so page scripts cannot read it. It is never used for advertising. Tracking links that lead to other businesses’ sites set no cookie: they pass the referral in the link address instead.

Only if you accept non-essential cookies, we set a cookie named am_landing, which lasts 30 days. It records the page you arrived on, the site that sent you and any campaign tags in the address, so that if you later sign up we can tell which page or campaign brought you. It holds no identifier, does not follow you to other sites, and is read once, at signup. When our server sets it, it is httpOnly; if you accept later in your visit, it is set by the page instead and is not.