Privacy Policy.

Information we collect

We may collect the contact details, project instructions, brand assets, files, workflow preferences and communications we need to provide our services.

How we use information

We use this information to produce client work, run workflows, communicate with clients, improve the service, and maintain safety and quality.

Client files and assets

We use client-provided files only in that client's workspace and for that client's project. We do not intentionally use one client's assets, credentials or brand voice in another client's workspace.

Third-party tools

Sundayable may use third-party tools for hosting, AI generation, analytics, storage or communications when needed to provide the service. These tools process information according to their own policies. The ones that run on this website are named in the next section.

Cookies, analytics and advertising

On the production website, Google Analytics loads through Google Tag Manager after the page becomes interactive, and the Meta pixel loads when the browser is idle. Both can set cookies. Preview sites, proofs and local development do not send visits to those production properties. There is no banner asking you first.

Google Analytics records which pages you opened, roughly where you are from your IP address, and what browser and device you used. The Meta pixel tells Meta that a browser visited this site, which is what lets us measure whether an ad we paid for led anywhere. Neither one receives your name, your email, or anything you type into the form or the chat — we keep those out on purpose.

We also record a handful of actions as events: opening the chat, sending a message in it, clicking through to book a consultation, and clicking a contact or email link. The event is the fact that it happened and the page it happened on. What you wrote is not part of it.

If you arrived from an ad, a campaign link or another website, we keep the first and most recent attribution details in your browser for up to 90 days. Those details can include UTM tags, an advertising click ID, the landing-page path, and the referring site with its query string removed. If you book a consultation, that record is stored with the booking so we can tell what led to it. Google Analytics also reads the campaign tags on the page you landed on.

The booking page is ours; nothing on it loads from a scheduling service. The realtor onboarding form loads its uploader and its styles from Vercel and from a public code host.

To switch this off: your browser can block or clear cookies, Google publishes an opt-out add-on for Analytics, and Meta's ad preferences control what it does with what it collects. Blocking any of it changes nothing about how this site works.

The contact form

The form on our contact page collects your name, your email address, your business name, your website, your phone number if you choose to give it, and whatever you write in the note. We use them to answer you and for nothing else — the form sends us an email and stops there. It doesn't go into a database, a CRM or a mailing list. The email sits in our inbox as long as we need it to answer you and to keep a record of the conversation; ask us to delete it and we will. Please don't put passwords, payment details or your own customers' information into it.

Booking a consultation

The booking page asks for your name, email address, phone number, business name, and how you found us. Your website and a note about what you'd like to see are optional. When you confirm a time, we put the meeting on the calendar of the person you'll meet, and Google Calendar sends you the invite with the Google Meet link. That invite is the only thing that goes through Google. Which times are open comes from that person's calendar as busy or free; we don't read the rest of it.

The booking itself lives in our database with the time, what you entered, its attribution record, and a hashed version of your IP address that we keep to slow down spam. We email you a confirmation, a reminder the day before, and a link you can use to move or cancel the meeting. The booking and its current status also go into our CRM with your name, email, phone number, business name, and how you found us, so the person you meet can see each consultation and where it came from. Bookings are removed from our database eighteen months after the meeting; ask sooner and we'll delete it.

If a booking attempt fails, we may keep the contact details you submitted and the error for up to 120 days so we can troubleshoot and help you finish booking.

The chat on this site

What you type into the chat is sent to Anthropic, our AI provider, to write the answer, and it is processed under their policies. We don't store the conversation on our servers — it stays in your browser for the session and then it's gone. The chat does carry one card that asks for your name, email and website, for the free visibility check. That is the only thing in the chat that asks for contact details, it sends only when you fill it in and press the button, and it reaches the same inbox as the contact form. Please don't put passwords, payment details or your own customers' information into it.

Retention

We keep project materials as long as we need them to provide the service, maintain records and support recurring workflows. If you ask us to delete them, we will do so when legally permitted.

Security

We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards, but no internet service can guarantee absolute security.

Your choices

You can request access, correction or deletion of your information by contacting Sundayable.

Contact

For privacy questions, email hello@sundayable.com.