Plain version first: we keep what the API needs to run, and we do not sell it. Details follow, in the order people ask.
When you sign in with Google we receive the name, email address and profile ID your Google account shares. We use them to create your account and to contact you about it. That is all.
We also store your API keys, your credit balance and the history of top-ups and calls. Each call record holds the action, a cost in credits and a time. We use these records to bill you and to find abuse. Nothing more.
We do not ask for a card.
| Data | Why | Kept |
|---|---|---|
| Google profile name and email | Account and notices | While the account exists |
| API keys (hashed where possible) | Authenticating calls | Until you revoke them |
| Call records | Billing, abuse checks | As long as billing and abuse checks need them |
| Wallet addresses for USDT top-ups | Matching payments to accounts | As long as payment records are needed |
| Server logs with IP addresses | Security and debugging | A limited time, for security and debugging |
We share data with infrastructure providers that host the service, and with authorities when the law forces us. We do not sell personal data and we do not run third-party ad networks.
The site sets a session cookie after sign-in. Without it the account page cannot know who you are. Analytics, if we enable any, will be cookieless or described here first. No ad cookies.
The domains you query are not published, but they do appear in our logs.
Use the account page to see, correct or delete your data. Deleting an account removes the keys and the profile, and leaves only the records we need to keep for payments.
Changes to this policy appear on this page with a new date. Last update: October 28, 2026. If you are unhappy with how we handle your data, you can also contact the data authority where you live.
We use HTTPS everywhere, keep keys out of plain logs where we can, and limit who on our side can read account data. No system is perfect, and we cannot promise that nothing will ever go wrong.
The service is not meant for children. If you think a child has signed up, tell us through the account page and we will look into the account.
Keys are shown once.