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v2026-06-10Effective June 10, 2026 · Updated June 10, 2026

Website Privacy & Cookie Notice

How STACKBOOST LLC, a New York limited liability company doing business as Stateable, handles personal information of visitors to our marketing website at stateable.io (analytics and advertising cookies). The Stateable application (app.stateable.io) and the Customer Data / NPI you upload to it are governed by our separate Privacy Policy, which runs no advertising trackers.

Contents

  1. 1Who We Are; What This Notice Covers
  2. 2Information We Collect on the Website
  3. 3Cookies and Similar Technologies
  4. 4How We Share Information; “Sale” and “Share” Under U.S. Privacy Law
  5. 5Your Choices and Opt-Outs
  6. 6Retention
  7. 7State-Specific Disclosures (California and Others)
  8. 8Changes
  9. 9Contact

Plain English

Covers visitors to the marketing site stateable.io — not the app or the data you upload (see the Privacy Policy for those).

1.Who We Are; What This Notice Covers

This Website Privacy & Cookie Notice describes how STACKBOOST LLC, a New York limited liability company doing business as Stateable (“Stateable,” “we,” “us”), handles personal information of visitors to our marketing website at stateable.io and related marketing pages. It does not cover the Stateable application or the data you upload to it — see our Privacy Policy for those.

Plain English

What you submit on forms, automatic telemetry, and advertising/analytics identifiers. No sensitive info or data from children under 16.

2.Information We Collect on the Website

  • Information you give us: when you fill out a contact, demo, newsletter, or sales form — name, work email, company, and anything you write to us.
  • Automatic information: IP address, browser/device, pages viewed, referring URLs, timestamps, and similar telemetry collected via cookies and similar technologies.
  • Advertising/analytics identifiers: cookie IDs and online identifiers set by us and by advertising/analytics partners (see Section 3).

We do not intentionally collect sensitive personal information through the website, and we do not knowingly collect information from children under 16.

Plain English

  • Three categories: strictly necessary, analytics, advertising
  • Advertising tags (Google Ads, the OpenAI ads pixel) run only when campaigns are live; the OpenAI pixel sets a first-party __oppref cookie (~30 days) after a ChatGPT-ad click

3.Cookies and Similar Technologies

We use three categories of cookies on the website:

  • Strictly necessary — security, load balancing, and basic site function. Cannot be disabled.
  • Analytics — to understand site traffic and improve marketing (e.g., Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager).
  • Advertising — set by advertising partners to measure campaigns and show relevant ads (Google Ads and the OpenAI ads measurement pixel when ad campaigns are running; we may add others such as Meta or LinkedIn). These set cookies or similar identifiers — for example, the OpenAI pixel sets a first-party cookie (__oppref, ~30-day lifetime) after you click a ChatGPT ad — and may track activity across sites.

Plain English

  • Service providers run the site/marketing; advertising and analytics partners receive identifiers when you visit with ad cookies enabled
  • That disclosure may be a “sale”/“share” under the CCPA/CPRA and similar laws — we treat it as such and provide the opt-out in §5
  • We never sell or share the Customer Data / NPI you upload to the app

4.How We Share Information; “Sale” and “Share” Under U.S. Privacy Law

We disclose website personal information to:

  • Service providers / Subprocessors that run the site and our marketing — e.g., Vercel (hosting), Cloudflare (CDN/DDoS), Google Analytics, and Intercom (the anonymous “ask the team” chat widget) — under contracts limiting their use.
  • Advertising and analytics partners (e.g., Google and OpenAI, and any Meta/LinkedIn we add) when you visit the site with advertising cookies enabled — whether through on-site tags (“pixels”) or by reporting conversions to the partner server-side (a “conversions API”).

Because the advertising cookies disclose online identifiers to those partners — and because server-side conversion reporting discloses identifiers even without a cookie — this activity may be a “sale” or a “share” of personal information under the California Consumer Privacy Act (as amended by the CPRA) and similar state laws — even though no money changes hands and we don’t disclose your name. We treat it as such and provide the opt-out below; the opt-out covers both pixel-based and server-side sharing.

We do not sell or share for advertising the Customer Data or NPI you upload to the application — that is governed by our Privacy Policy and is never disclosed to advertisers.

Plain English

  • A “Do Not Sell or Share” link, Global Privacy Control honoring, cookie preferences, and an EEA/UK consent banner
  • You can also use industry opt-out tools (DAA, NAI, Google Ads Settings) and your browser controls

5.Your Choices and Opt-Outs

  • (a) “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information.” Use the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link in our website footer to opt out of advertising “sales/shares.”
  • (b) Global Privacy Control (GPC). If your browser or an extension sends a GPC opt-out signal, we honor it as a valid opt-out request for that browser, as required by California and other state laws.
  • (c) Cookie preferences. Manage analytics/advertising cookies anytime via our cookie-settings control.
  • (d) EEA / UK visitors. We obtain consent before setting non-essential cookies and show a consent banner.

You can also opt out of many ad cookies through industry tools (e.g., the DAA’s optout.aboutads.info, the NAI, and Google’s Ads Settings), and most browsers let you block or delete cookies.

Plain English

Analytics/advertising identifiers are typically kept up to 24 months; raw logs shorter.

6.Retention

Website analytics and advertising data are retained for the periods set by us and our analytics/advertising partners (typically up to 24 months for ad/analytics identifiers, shorter for raw logs).

Plain English

California (and similar-state) residents may opt out of the “sale”/“share” and request to know, delete, or correct. We honor authorized-agent and GPC requests and don’t discriminate.

7.State-Specific Disclosures (California and Others)

California residents (and residents of other states with comprehensive privacy laws) may opt out of the “sale”/“share” of their personal information (Section 5), and may request to know, delete, or correct personal information we hold about them. We honor authorized-agent and GPC opt-out requests. We do not discriminate against you for exercising these rights.

Plain English

Material changes are posted here with a new “Last updated” date.

8.Changes

We may update this notice; material changes will be posted here with a new “Last updated” date.

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How to reach us about this notice.

9.Contact

STACKBOOST LLC (d/b/a Stateable)
Privacy: privacy@stateable.io
Mail: Attn: Legal, 85 Delancey Street, PH 1, New York, NY 10002
Web: stateable.io

For the application and uploaded data, see our Privacy Policy.

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