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Privacy Policy

Last updated: 16 October 2026

1. Who we are

Spreesy is the data controller for personal data described in this policy. Contact: support@spreesy.com.

2. Information we collect from you

  • Account: your email address (and name/avatar if you sign in with Google), plus the sign-in codes we email you.
  • Use of the app: the products you search for (ASINs, product text), your saved lists, your CSV exports, and when you last sign in or actively use a signed-in product page.
  • Products and profiles you open: the products you look up and the influencer profiles you open, one record per item per day, kept for 30 days and deleted with your account. We use it to decide which product pages and storefronts we check first. Turn off “Help improve Spreesy” in Account settings to stop this record.
  • Billing: handled by Polar, our merchant of record. Polar and its payment providers process your card and billing address; we receive subscription status and never see card numbers.
  • How you found us: when you create an account we keep the page you arrived on, the referring site's domain and any campaign tags in the link that brought you (for example “utm_source”). This is carried in the sign-up link itself, not by a cookie, so it does not depend on your cookie choice. It tells us which channels bring sellers; it is never used to profile you.
  • Communications: messages you send to support, by email or through the chat in the app. Team notes we send to account holders carry a small tracking image; our replies and other one-to-one messages do not. We record whether the image was first loaded and whether you replied. When we compare versions of a note, we also record which version you received. Image loads are approximate open signals, not proof that you read the note. Turn off “Help improve Spreesy” in Account settings to disable open measurement.
  • Logs and security: IP address, request logs, and the signals Cloudflare Turnstile uses to tell humans from bots.

3. How we use it

  • To provide the Service: run searches, keep your lists, meter exports, and maintain your account's last sign-in and activity time.
  • To decide which product pages and influencer storefronts we check first, from the products you look up and the profiles you open.
  • To sign you in and send transactional email (sign-in codes, billing).
  • To email you a weekly update on the products you track, which you can switch off in Settings or with the link in the email.
  • To ask what you need: an occasional note from the team, which you can switch off in Settings or with the link in the note. We do not run marketing lists.
  • To prevent fraud and abuse and keep the Service reliable.
  • To respond to support requests.
  • To comply with legal obligations.
  • To measure and improve the Service and our marketing: product analytics (PostHog), web analytics (Google Analytics) and the conversion measurement of the advertising platforms we use (currently Meta, Reddit and Quora), loaded through Google Tag Manager and a tag server we operate. The cookie banner lets you accept or decline analytics and advertising cookies. Declining limits what these tags may store in your browser; we still count visits, and we still report sign-ups and purchases to the advertising platforms as described in section 5, so that we can tell which ads bring customers. We also let Meta use the visits and sign-ups our tags report to show Spreesy ads on Facebook and Instagram to people who have already visited Spreesy. In the EU, the UK and Switzerland the banner asks first; elsewhere the cookies are on by default and you can decline them from the cookie preferences link in the footer.
  • Inside the signed-in app, to understand where the product fails people, we record how the app is used - pages opened, features used, and session replays of the interface. Replays mask everything you type and your account email; they show how the interface behaved, not the contents of your fields. No cookie or other storage is placed on your device for this. Our basis is legitimate interest in making a product people can use, and you can turn it off at any time from your account menu → Account settings → “Help improve Spreesy”.
  • To answer you in the app's chat: PostHog stores your messages with your account id, email address, name and the page you wrote from, so we can reply and fix what you reported. If usage recording is on for your account, a message also links to the replay of that session.

4. Influencer storefront data

The Spreesy index is compiled from publicly available Amazon Influencer storefront pages, collected in dated passes. For each storefront this can include the public handle, display name, avatar, the products and idea lists shown, video titles and thumbnails, and any social links the influencer chose to publish on their storefront. It is a dated snapshot of a public commercial page - not monitoring, and not data from private sources.

We process this data on the basis of legitimate interest (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)): making public commercial storefronts searchable for the sellers those pages exist to reach. If you are an influencer and want your storefront corrected or removed from the index, email support@spreesy.com - we honor removal requests within 30 days, and removal persists across future passes.

5. Who we share data with

We do not sell personal data. We share it only with:

  • Processors that run the Service: Cloudflare (hosting, database, email delivery, bot protection), Polar (billing, as merchant of record), Google (if you use Google sign-in; Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics for measurement), Meta (ad conversion measurement, and showing our ads to people who have visited Spreesy), Reddit and Quora (ad conversion measurement), Stape (hosts our tag server), CookieYes (the cookie banner), PostHog (product analytics, in-app session replay and the in-app chat), and Rekomi (runs our affiliate program and pays our partners).
  • Advertising platforms: so that a sign-up or purchase can be matched to the ad that led to it, we send the platform the event together with a one-way SHA-256 hash of your email address and of your account id. For a purchase, our server may also send the platform the click and browser identifiers its own tag stored, and the IP address and browser type you had when you started checkout. A hash cannot be reversed back into your address, and we never send the address itself. This does not depend on your cookie choice - the Service works the same either way. Meta may also use these events, and the visits its tag records, to show Spreesy ads to people who have visited Spreesy. You can limit this with the cookie banner and with Meta's own "Your activity off Meta technologies" setting.
  • Affiliate partners' visit counts: if you arrive through an affiliate partner's link, your browser tells Rekomi about the visit - the partner's code, the page that linked to us and any campaign tags in the link - so the partner can see the visits their link sends. Like any web request, it carries your IP address and browser type. Nothing is stored in your browser for this, and it does not depend on your cookie choice.
  • Authorities, where disclosure is required by law.
  • A successor, if the business is transferred - under this same policy.

6. Cookies

Essential cookies are always on: your sign-in session and security. Your theme choice is stored locally in your browser, and so is the in-app chat's conversation reference and whether it is open, so the chat stays where you left it. A referral cookie is set if you arrive through an affiliate partner's link. It stores only that partner's code, for 30 days, so we can credit the partner if you subscribe. It does not depend on your cookie choice and is not used for analytics or advertising. A homepage test cookie is set while we compare two versions of our homepage. It stores which version you see and a random reference, for 120 days, so the page stays the same on your next visit and we can count how many visitors on each version open sign-up or create an account. It holds no personal details, does not depend on your cookie choice and is not used for advertising. Analytics and advertising cookies (Google Analytics, Meta, Reddit, Quora and similar measurement tags, loaded through Google Tag Manager) are covered by the cookie banner: accepting lets them store and use identifiers in your browser, including Meta's, which lets us show you Spreesy ads on Facebook and Instagram after a visit. Declining limits them to basic measurement - the Service works the same either way. You can change your choice at any time via Cookie preferences.

7. Retention

Account data is kept while your account is active and deleted or anonymized within 90 days of account closure, except records we must keep by law (e.g. billing). Export-usage records are kept as billing evidence for the same period.

8. Your rights

Depending on your jurisdiction you may have the right to access, correct, delete, or port your personal data, to object to or restrict processing, to withdraw consent, and to complain to a supervisory authority (for EU/EEA residents). Write to support@spreesy.com.

9. Security

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is controlled, and sign-in uses one-time codes rather than stored passwords. No system is perfectly secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.

10. International transfers

Our infrastructure providers may process data outside your country; where they do, transfers are covered by appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses.

11. Children

The Service is for adults (18+). We do not knowingly collect data from children and will delete any we learn of.

12. Changes

We will post any changes here and update the date above. Material changes will be flagged in the app or by email.

13. Contact

support@spreesy.com · See also the Terms of Service and Refund Policy.