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Cookie policy

Last updated 22 October 2026

Draft for legal review. Plain-English draft, not legal advice. A lawyer who knows US, UK and EU law checks it before launch. Highlighted items are still to confirm.

In plain English

We use essential cookies to run this site. Analytics and advertising cookies only run if you say yes, and you can change your mind any time.

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a website saves in your browser. Similar tools, like local storage, work the same way. They help a site work, remember your choices and, with your OK, measure visits and ads.

The 3 types we use

  • Essential. Always on. They run the site and remember your cookie choice, language, currency and billing choice.
  • Analytics. Off until you say yes. Google Analytics shows us which pages help, so we can improve them.
  • Advertising. Off until you say yes. Google and Meta measure whether our ads work.

The cookies on this site

NameProviderPurposeHow longType
ct-consentCliktronRemembers your cookie choiceUntil you clear itEssential (local storage)
ct-lang, ct-cur, ct-billCliktronRemembers your language, currency and billing viewUntil you clear itEssential (local storage)
_ga, _ga_*Google AnalyticsCounts visits and how pages are usedUp to 2 yearsAnalytics (only with your OK)
_fbpMetaMeasures our Facebook and Instagram ads90 daysAdvertising (only with your OK)
Calendly cookiesCalendlyRun the booking calendar on the free audit pageSee Calendly’s cookie noticeEssential for booking

Developer: confirm this table with a scan of the live site before launch.

Third parties

Google, Meta, Calendly and Klaviyo handle data for us as described in our privacy policy.

How to change your choice

Use at any time, or clear cookies in your browser settings.

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