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Privacy Policy

Last updated 13 August 2026 · simplemarketing.dev

simplemarketing.dev (“simplemarketing”, “we”, “us”) helps small businesses run their own marketing. This policy explains, in plain language, what personal information we handle and why. We are currently in a United States-only beta and only serve customers in the US.

The short version: we never sell your data to anyone. We only ever share information with the service providers we need to run the product for you, and only to provide the service you asked for — never for their own marketing.

This policy covers two different groups of people. First, our customers — the businesses who sign up and use simplemarketing. Second, visitors to the ad landing pages we host on our customers' behalf. The two are handled differently, so each has its own section below.

Information we collect from customers

When you use simplemarketing, we hold:

Account information — your name, email address, and the login you create (passwords are stored only as a secure hash, never in readable form).
Media you upload — the photos, images, and files you add to your library, held in our cloud storage in the United States.
Your website address — if you give it to us, we fetch your homepage once to learn your brand's colors, fonts, and logo so the pages and posts we make look like you.
Connections to your ad accounts — when you connect Meta, Google, or TikTok, we store the access tokens those platforms give us. Those tokens are encrypted at rest, so they cannot be read out of our database on their own.
Billing details — handled for us by a third-party payment processor. We can see your plan and payment status, but we never see or store your card number.
Basic usage records — the campaigns, posts, and pages you create, and simple logs we keep to run the service reliably and securely.

How we use it

We use this information to run simplemarketing for you: to sign you in, generate copy and images, build and host your landing pages, set up campaigns on your own ad accounts, take payment for your plan, send you the emails the service needs to send, and keep everything working and secure. We do not use it to build advertising profiles about you, and we do not sell it.

Who we share it with (our service providers)

We don't build all of this ourselves, so a small set of trusted companies help us run it. We describe them by the job they do rather than by name. Each one only ever receives what it needs to do that job for you, and only to provide the service you asked for — never for their own marketing:

A payment processor — takes payment for your plan and handles your card details, so we never have to.
An email delivery service — sends the emails the service needs to send you, such as sign-in and new-lead notifications.
Cloud infrastructure and storage providers — the United States-based servers that run the service and the storage that holds your media.
Content-delivery and network-security services — the network that routes visitors to the pages we serve and keeps attacks away from them.
AI model providers — the AI processing that writes your copy and generates your images. We send them only what the request needs — your brief and your brand details — and nothing about your customers.
The ad platforms you connect — Meta, Google, and TikTok — so we can manage campaigns on your own accounts at your instruction. These we name because you choose them yourself, and your campaigns run on their systems.

Beyond these, the only time we would ever hand over information is if the law requires it, or as part of transferring the business itself — and even then only as part of continuing to provide the service. Any transfer of your data happens solely to provide the service to you, if at all. If you need the specific companies behind these categories — for a vendor review, for example — just ask us and we'll tell you.

Visitors to landing pages we host

We host ad landing pages on behalf of our customers. If you arrive at one of these pages after clicking an ad, this section is for you.

On these pages we act as a service provider for the business that ran the ad — not for ourselves. We process visitor information only to deliver the page and pass results back to that business:

Anything you type into a form on the page — for example your name, email, or phone number. This goes to the business you chose to contact; they become responsible for it as their own customer inquiry.
Technical details of your visit — your IP address, browser type, and the ad click identifiers (such as those Meta, Google, or TikTok add to the link) that let the business measure whether their ad worked.
Advertising pixel events — the page fires the advertising pixels that the business (our customer) has chosen for their own ad platforms, so their campaigns can measure results.

If you want a business to delete an inquiry you submitted, or you have questions about how it uses your details, contact that business directly — they control that information. We can help route your request to them.

Cookies

On the simplemarketing app we use a single session cookie to keep you signed in — nothing more. On the landing pages we host, the advertising pixels chosen by the business running the ad may set cookies so their ad platforms can measure results. We keep the plumbing built so a consent layer can be added as we expand beyond the US.

Keeping your data safe, and how long we keep it

We protect your information with encryption in transit and at rest, strict separation between one customer's data and another's (enforced by the database itself), least-privilege access for the people and systems that need it, and nightly encrypted backups we test can be restored. We keep your information for as long as your account is active, and for a reasonable period afterwards to meet legal and operational needs, then delete or anonymise it.

Your choices

You can view and export the data in your account, correct your details, disconnect any ad account at any time, and close your account. If you'd like a copy of your data or want it deleted, just ask us.

Contact us

Questions about this policy or your data? Email [email protected] and we'll help. If you believe you've found a security problem in the service, email [email protected] — we'll acknowledge it and investigate promptly.