OfferCue

Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 24, 2026

OfferCue operates a digital sponsored-offer and agent-discovery service. This policy explains the data used for the current pilot. The legal operator and applicable jurisdiction are shown on the contact page.

Information submitted to OfferCue

When an advertiser submits a campaign, OfferCue receives the company name, offer, audience, destination URL, country, language and a contact email needed to review the campaign. When someone uses the contact form, OfferCue receives the submitted name, reply email and message so the operator can review it from the private dashboard.

Do not submit passwords, payment credentials, private keys or full identity documents through the campaign or support forms.

Payments

Paid checkout is not enabled in the current pilot. If a payment provider is connected, payment credentials should be collected by that provider. OfferCue should receive only the campaign and payment references needed to reconcile the service, not full card numbers or security codes.

Analytics and approximate country

OfferCue uses a first-party anonymous browser identifier to count returning browsers and measure page views and outbound clicks. The private dashboard may show an approximate country derived server-side through an IP geolocation provider. OfferCue stores only a two-letter country code or unknown in its analytics data and does not write the IP address to the analytics file.

The anonymous identifier is not an account identity and does not reveal a person's name, email or organization. Analytics can include automated requests; a page view or click is not proof of a person, conversion or purchase.

Use, retention and access

Data is used to operate campaigns, moderate sponsored content, prevent abuse, answer support requests and understand whether the pilot is being reached. The operator stores a bounded local support inbox and analytics records. Retention periods, deletion requests and jurisdiction-specific rights must be finalized with the legal operator before paid launch.

To request correction or deletion of a support or campaign record, contact the operator through the contact form and identify the record without sending sensitive credentials.

Third parties and public disclosure

Active offers are intentionally public and may be retrieved by agents through the public API or evidence pages. The public response does not expose private advertiser contact emails or payment internals. A country lookup provider may receive a server-side lookup request for analytics only.

Policy status

This policy is written for the current pilot and requires jurisdiction-specific legal review before commercial launch. OfferCue will update it when the operator, payment provider, retention schedule or data-rights process changes.