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    Cookie Policy

    Your choices for optional website measurement

    Last updated: November 1, 2026

    Your choice

    Optional Google Analytics and Meta ad measurement stay off until you allow them. One switch covers both. Reject analytics and Allow analytics are available in the bottom cookie notice. Either choice lets you continue using the site. You can change your choice here or through Cookie preferences in the footer.

    Essential storage and requested services

    Cookies and browser storage can keep you signed in, protect forms, retain a submission for a safe retry, and remember your cookie choice. The choice record, revived-cookie-preferences-v1, lasts for 180 days. These controls do not disable security checks, hosting logs, accounts, forms, uploads or chat services you request. Those services have separate purposes and permissions described in our Privacy Policy.

    Optional Google Analytics

    If you allow it, Google Analytics uses pseudonymous cookies, including _ga and a property-specific _ga cookie, configured to last up to 180 days. It measures known public page visits, browser and approximate region information, contact and download clicks, scrolling, form starts and confirmed submission counts. It helps us improve the site. We do not enable advertising personalization or Google signals.

    Our Analytics events exclude names, email addresses, phone numbers, street addresses, free text, uploaded files and chat contents. Private portal, intake and signing paths are excluded. Public page URLs are sent without query parameters or fragments. A contact click is an expression of interest, not a completed appointment or sale.

    Analytics event-level retention is set to 14 months; aggregate reports may remain available longer. Google processes Analytics data according to its privacy policy. Learn more about Google’s use of information from sites that use its services.

    Optional Meta ad measurement

    If you allow analytics, the Meta pixel also runs on our public pages and in the Deal Alerts sign-up and checkout steps. It uses Meta cookies, _fbp and, after a click on one of our Facebook or Instagram ads, _fbc. It records a page visit, a visit to the Deal Alerts page, a new Deal Alerts account, the start of a checkout and a completed checkout, so we can see which of our ads lead to members and show them to similar people. Our pixel sends no names, email addresses or phone numbers. Page addresses that carry private details are never measured. It does not run in our iPhone app.

    If you had analytics on when you created a Deal Alerts account, our server may also tell Meta about that account and a completed checkout, with your email address converted to a one-way hash before it leaves us, plus the Meta cookie values above. Meta uses this to match the event to its own accounts and to measure and improve our ads. Meta processes this information under its privacy policy. You can also manage ad preferences in your Meta account.

    Changing or withdrawing permission

    Choose Reject analytics to stop future Analytics and Meta measurement and remove our Analytics and Meta cookies from this site. A change does not erase information already collected. Browser settings can also limit or delete cookies. If browser storage is unavailable, your choice may only last for the current page and the site may ask again.

    Questions

    Email hello@sellrevived.com about privacy or these controls.