Cookie Policy
What the SiteSee website stores, and what changes if optional services are enabled.
The website uses only the storage required to operate requested functions, including a time-limited session cookie after an approved recipient opens a protected pricing-access link. Advertising cookies and third-party analytics are not enabled by default.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files a website may place on a device. Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage, pixels, software-development kits and device identifiers.
2. Current website baseline
The website does not set advertising or behavioral-tracking cookies and does not load a third-party analytics service by default. A time-limited, strictly necessary session cookie is used after SiteSee has reviewed and approved the request and the approved recipient opens the protected pricing-access link. Some interactive functions may also use temporary browser storage on your device, such as session storage used to carry a locally prepared property-brief summary to the confirmation page.
| Category | Current use | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Used for requested functions, including the time-limited verified pricing-access session. | Operate navigation, security, form workflows and protected pricing access. |
| Preferences | Not enabled by default. | Remember optional settings when a visitor asks the site to do so. |
| Analytics | Not enabled by default. | Measure aggregate website use if an approved analytics service is later configured. |
| Advertising | Not enabled. | SiteSee does not use cross-site behavioral advertising cookies through the current website configuration. |
3. Third-party media and embeds
Video players, maps, social media, scheduling tools, chat, analytics or other third-party services may set cookies or use similar storage when embedded or activated. SiteSee evaluates each service, obtains consent where required and updates this policy when the deployed configuration changes.
4. Consent and control
SiteSee does not activate nonessential storage before providing clear information and obtaining any consent required by applicable law. Rejecting optional cookies should be as straightforward as accepting them. When optional technologies are enabled, a preference control should remain available after the initial choice.
5. Browser controls and Global Privacy Control
Browsers allow users to delete or block cookies and site storage. Some browsers also support Global Privacy Control signals. SiteSee will evaluate and honor legally applicable preference signals in the deployed configuration.
6. Changes
SiteSee updates this policy when analytics, advertising, embeds, scheduling, chat, form processing or other storage technologies are added, removed or changed.
7. Contact
Questions about cookies or website privacy may be sent to privacy@sitesee.ai.