Cookie Policy
1. What a cookie is
A small text file a site asks your browser to keep, so the site can recognize the same browser on a later page or visit. This page lists every cookie this site can set, who sets it, why, and for how long.
2. Analytics cookies, only if you accept
We use HubSpot, our CRM, to see which pages bring people to us and to connect a form you fill in with the visit that led to it. When you accept, HubSpot's script sets four cookies: __hstc (a visitor id and the times of your first, last and current visit; six months), hubspotutk (the visitor id sent with a form so your submission joins your visit; six months), __hssc (the current session; 30 minutes) and __hssrc (whether you restarted your browser; deleted when you close it). They identify a browser, not a person, until you submit a form with your email.
3. Strictly necessary cookies
The consent banner remembers your answer so it does not ask on every page: __hs_opt_out and __hs_cookie_cat_pref (your choice; six months) and __hs_initial_opt_in (seven days). Without these the banner could not honor a no. Page views are also counted by Vercel's cookieless analytics, which stores nothing on your device.
4. What we don't set
No advertising pixels, no cross-site trackers, no fingerprinting, no sale of behavioral data. If that changes, this page and the banner will change first.
5. Your choice
The banner asks before any analytics cookie is set. Decline and the site works exactly the same — the forms still send, we just can't see which page brought you. Change your mind any time from Cookie settings in the footer, or clear the cookies in your browser's settings. Where your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a no.