Cookie Policy

Version 1.1 (Beta) · Last updated 2026-07-28

Beta notice: LeadGen AI is in soft beta. This policy supplements our Privacy Policy and is part of our Terms of Service.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device. We also use similar technologies such as local storage, pixels, and tracking identifiers — we refer to all of these as "cookies." They can be first-party (set by us) or third-party (set by a provider), and session (deleted when you close your browser) or persistent (remain until they expire or are deleted).

2. Categories we use

CategoryPurposeConsent
Strictly necessarySign-in/session, security, and core features (including remembering your layout). The Service won't work properly without these.Always on
AnalyticsFirst-party, in-app usage analytics to understand which features are used and improve the Service. No third-party ad tracking.With your consent
FunctionalRemember preferences such as your language, assistant mode, and which product tours you have already seen. This row covers the copy stored on your device. Two of these also exist server-side, which we mention so the picture isn't misleading: the assistant mode you pick is sent with each request so the assistant behaves as you chose, and your language preference is also saved to your account profile so it follows you across devices. That onward processing is account data governed by our Privacy Policy, not by the cookie choices below. The list of tours you have seen stays on your device only.No separate toggle — clearing your browser removes the device copy; the language on your account profile is changed in Settings
Affiliate attributionRemember which affiliate referred a visitor so a later purchase is credited to them. Set by our script on a seller's own website, never on ours — see the note below.With consent where required; in practice the seller operates the script and provides the notice and consent tooling

Affiliate attribution note. Affiliate attribution uses cookies, but not on this website. When someone clicks an affiliate tracking link, our redirect records the click on our servers and adds attribution parameters to the destination URL — we set nothing in the browser. Sellers running an affiliate program then place a script we provide on their own site, which stores those values as first-party cookies on that seller's domain (lg_aff, and lg_aff_video for per-video links) for 30 days, so checkout can credit the right affiliate. Because those cookies live on the seller's domain, it is the seller who operates the script and who, in practice, provides the applicable cookie notice and consent tooling. They are not strictly necessary, so where consent is required, obtaining it forms part of the seller's setup obligations. How data-protection roles are formally allocated between us and the seller — including whether we act as joint controllers — is governed by the Data Processing Addendum. Blocking or clearing these cookies can prevent a sale from being attributed, which can affect an affiliate's commission.

Known limitation. One identifier, base44_analytics_session_id, is written by our platform provider's SDK as soon as the page loads — before you make a cookie choice, and even with Global Privacy Control enabled. Our own consent control correctly gates our page-view logging and honors GPC, but it cannot stop the provider's SDK from writing that one value. We are pursuing this with the provider. It is a random session identifier and we do not use it to build a profile of you; clearing site data removes it.

3. Your choices

  • Consent banner: the banner offers exactly two controls — Necessary (always on) and Analytics. The Analytics toggle governs our own first-party page-view logging, which stays off until you consent — it does not reach base44_analytics_session_id, which our platform provider's SDK writes on page load regardless (see the known limitation above). You can change or withdraw that consent at any time using . The functional preferences in the table above are not behind that toggle — they are written only when you use the feature they belong to. Clearing this site's data removes the copies held in your browser; the language saved to your account profile is changed in Settings.
  • Global Privacy Control (GPC): we honor recognized opt-out preference signals. If your browser sends a GPC signal, we treat it as a valid opt-out of analytics for that browser/device — automatically, with no banner needed.
  • Browser controls: you can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Disabling strictly necessary cookies may break parts of the Service.
  • United States: where applicable, you can opt out of analytics treated as a "sale"/"sharing" or targeted advertising; see "Your privacy rights" in our Privacy Policy.

4. Third-party cookies

Some cookies may be set by our providers (for example, payment and redirect flows). Their use of cookies is governed by their own policies.

5. Changes

We may update this Cookie Policy as our technologies or legal requirements change. The "Last updated" date reflects the current version.

6. Contact

Questions: support@leadgenai.studio.

© LeadGen AI LLC · Cookie Policy · Version 1.1 (Beta) · Last updated 2026-07-28