SEO Actions
Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 15, 2026
Effective date: August 15, 2026
1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small files a site stores in the browser. SEO Actions also uses local storage, session storage, pixels, identifiers, and equivalent technologies. This policy refers to all of them as “cookies” when they serve a similar function.
2. Categories we use
| Category | Use | Choice |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Session, authentication, security, load balancing, language, and consent record. | Always active |
| Preferences | Workspace settings, local drafts, views, and saved options. | Created when using the feature |
| Analytics | Aggregate visit measurement, performance, traces, and protected error replay. | Only with permission |
| Marketing | Behavioral advertising or cross-site tracking. | Not currently used |
3. Necessary technologies
These are required to sign in, maintain sessions, apply security, remember language, retain cookie choices, and deliver requested features. They may include identity-provider cookies and first-party local storage. They are not used for advertising and cannot be disabled in our panel without preventing essential functions.
4. Workspace preferences and storage
The product may store drafts, panel state, visual preferences, project selection, and temporary queues on the device. This data is created when you use the feature and may be needed to preserve work across visits. Clearing browser storage may remove preferences or unsynchronized local content.
5. Optional analytics and observability
With permission, we enable Vercel Web Analytics for aggregate use measurement and Sentry performance and error-replay features. Replay is configured to mask text and inputs and block media. Essential failure and security reporting may operate without replay to detect and fix errors, but analytics, performance traces, and replay remain off if you choose “Necessary only”.
6. Providers and external connections
Clerk, Vercel, and Sentry may receive technical identifiers for their role. When opening an OAuth sign-in or a Google, GitHub, CMS, or social integration, the external site may set its own cookies under its policy. SEO Actions does not control those cookies once you leave our domain.
7. Duration
Some cookies end when the browser closes; others persist to maintain sessions, preferences, or consent. Duration depends on purpose and provider. We retain the consent choice until you change it, clear storage, or we publish a version requiring a new choice.
8. Manage or withdraw consent
You can change your decision at any time with the button below. Withdrawal does not affect prior processing. You can also clear or block cookies in the browser, although sessions, preferences, or local content may stop working.
9. Changes and contact
We will update the date when technologies or purposes change. For questions, email support@seoactions.com.