ScrapeSelect

Privacy

ScrapeSelect has no accounts, no advertising and no tracking cookies. This page lists what we do process.

Last updated 2026-11-03

What we process

  • Workload inputs. When you ask for a recommendation, we store the workload you entered (page volume, JavaScript share, country, budget and similar) and the result, so we can check and improve the engine. These records are not linked to your IP address or any identifier.
  • IP addresses. To enforce the API rate limit, the server keeps the addresses of recent requests in memory for up to one minute. For daily visitor counts, the web server immediately combines the date, IP address and user agent into a keyed one-way code. The IP address itself is not written to our database.
  • Usage counts. We count requests per day by page or endpoint and by visitor type (browser, AI agent, crawler, script), which we work out from the user agent. For browsers, we also keep the daily one-way code, a stable source label (such as Google, ChatGPT, Reddit, another referral or direct) and the normalized first page, plus whether that daily visitor opened the home page or a comparison tool. For automated clients, the raw user agent is reduced to a stable family and purpose such as AI real-time fetch, AI indexing or search crawler. The code changes every UTC day and is deleted after 190 days. We never store the raw IP address, user agent, referrer URL or campaign value.
  • Request logs. Our servers and our CDN may keep standard technical logs (time, path, status, IP address, user agent) for security and troubleshooting, for a limited time.

What we don't ask for

We never ask for target-site cookies, passwords, API keys or account details, and the forms have no fields for them.

Cookies and analytics

The public site sets no cookies and uses no third-party analytics or advertising scripts. The usage counts and stable acquisition labels above are made on our own server, not in your browser, and cannot follow a visitor from one day to the next. If this changes, this page will say so before it happens.

Service providers

Traffic passes through Cloudflare, which protects and caches the site and processes requests under its own privacy policy. The site is hosted on a virtual server in the United States.

Contact

Questions about this policy or your data: [email protected].

Changes

We will update the date at the top of this page whenever this policy changes.