The short version
This site uses one optional cookie set — Google Analytics — and it is strictly opt-in: nothing is set until you choose Accept in the banner. Decline it (or ignore it) and no analytics loads at all, and the site works exactly the same. If you reached us through an affiliate link, the same choice also covers a referral identifier (below). There are no advertising cookies, no fingerprinting, no cross-site anything.
Analytics — only if you accept
If you accept the banner, we load Google Analytics 4 to understand how the
site is used — pages visited, roughly where visitors come from, in aggregate. It sets
first-party cookies (_ga and a _ga_* measurement cookie) that hold a
random identifier; they carry no name, no email, nothing you typed. Google processes this
data on our behalf; their practices are described in
Google's Privacy Policy,
and more detail lives in our Privacy Policy.
The same Accept covers one more item, and only if you reached us through an affiliate link: Tolt then stores a first-party referral identifier in your browser so that a purchase you make can be credited to the referrer. It is scoped to attribution only — not cross-site advertising or profiling — and carries no payment details. Decline, and it is never set; the purchase simply goes unattributed.
Your choice is remembered in your browser (pb-consent — itself a
strictly-necessary item that only stores "granted" or "denied"). Change your mind any time:
— the banner will ask again on the next page you open.
Strictly-necessary items
Our public forms are protected by Cloudflare Turnstile (bot protection most visitors never see), which may use strictly-necessary, security-scoped browser state to complete its check — no tracking, no advertising. Its processing is described in the Cloudflare Turnstile Privacy Addendum and our Privacy Policy.
Checkout runs on Paddle, our Merchant of Record, which may set strictly-necessary cookies during checkout for session integrity and fraud prevention. Such items do not require consent under EU rules, but we list them here for transparency. See the Terms of Sale for how payment works.
If this ever changes
The rule stays the rule: any new non-essential cookie means the opt-in banner asks first — nothing is set until you agree.