Cookie Policy

Last Updated: July 14, 2026

5.1 What Cookies Are

Cookies and similar tracking technologies (like web beacons, pixels, and local storage) are small text files that store or access information on your browser or device when you visit our website. They help us provide a secure, functional, and personalized user experience.

5.2 Categories of Cookies We Use

1. Essential Cookies (Always Active)

Required for basic site operations. These cookies enable security protections, form submissions, user session management, consent preference storage, and core website functionality. They cannot be disabled through our consent banner tool.

2. Analytics Cookies

Help us analyze website traffic, visitor behavior, and page performance. This information is used to improve our layout, content, and user pathways.

3. Functional Cookies

Allow the website to remember your preferences (such as language choice or form inputs) and provide enhanced, personalized features.

4. Advertising / Targeting Cookies

Used to measure advertising campaign efficacy or deliver interest-based marketing. These cookies remain disabled by default and are only activated if you provide explicit consent through our cookie banner.

5.3 Third-Party Providers

Depending on which pages you visit and the consents you grant, cookies may be placed by the following third-party services:

  • Hosting: Vercel
  • Analytics: Google Analytics
  • Marketing: Meta Pixel
  • CRM & Lead Intake: HubSpot
  • Scheduling: Calendly
  • Customer Chat Support: Tidio

Note: We do not list or load any tracking tools that are not actively installed on our platform.

5.4 Managing Cookies & Your Preferences

You can control and manage cookies using several methods:

  • Cookie Banner: Modify preferences at any time by clicking the cookie options link or banner on our website.
  • Browser Settings: Adjust your browser settings to reject or delete cookies automatically. Doing so may affect site functionality.
  • Global Privacy Control (GPC): Our website honors Global Privacy Control signals where technically supported and legally required, allowing you to opt-out of tracking automatically.

5.5 Do Not Track (DNT)

Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not uniformly standardized. We will continue to monitor legal requirements and industry standards, and we describe our treatment of recognized opt-out signals in accordance with applicable state privacy laws.