Cookie Policy
ProjectPrint uses necessary cookies for core functions and, only after permission, analytics and marketing technologies to understand website performance and campaign activity.
Effective / last updated: July 21, 2026
1. Regional privacy choices
The banner uses Vercel's coarse country header to select an EU/UK, US, or general privacy presentation. It does not store a full IP address in ProjectPrint analytics.
- EU, EEA, UK, and Switzerland: optional analytics and marketing stay off until the visitor makes an affirmative choice.
- United States: the banner presents clear tracking choices and a “Do not sell or share my personal information” control. Optional tracking also stays off until a choice is saved.
- Other locations: ProjectPrint applies the same conservative opt-in model used for optional tracking.
Necessary cookies cannot be disabled because they support security, authentication, and remembering the privacy choice. Settings can be changed at any time:
2. First-party cookies used by ProjectPrint
| Name | Category | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
pp_cookie_consent | Necessary | Stores analytics and marketing choices and the policy version. | 180 days |
pp_consent_id | Necessary | Random identifier used to keep an auditable consent-choice record. | 180 days |
pp_analytics_visitor | Analytics | Random anonymous browser identifier used to distinguish returning visitors on this website. | 180 days |
pp_analytics_session | Analytics | Random session identifier used to group page views and clicks into a visit. | 30 minutes, refreshed during activity |
| Authentication cookies | Necessary | Supabase, Whop, Google, Discord, or ProjectPrint session cookies used only when signing in or verifying access. | Session or provider-defined expiry |
3. Analytics category
When enabled, ProjectPrint records anonymous first-party audience measurements such as pages, traffic source, UTMs, device class, browser, coarse location, engagement, scroll depth, click events, and checkout intent. Vercel Analytics and Vercel Speed Insights may also load in production under this category to measure audience activity and Core Web Vitals.
Rejecting analytics prevents ProjectPrint from setting its visitor and session analytics cookies or recording page-level analytics events.
4. Marketing category
When enabled, the Whop conversion pixel may load to measure campaign and checkout activity. Whop or its partners may set or access cookies, local storage, or similar identifiers under names and durations controlled by those providers. Because providers can update their technology, exact third-party cookie names may change.
5. Necessary technologies
Necessary technologies are used to provide requested functions, protect the website, authenticate approved admins and members, maintain sessions, route traffic, and remember privacy choices. Blocking them in the browser may prevent login or other website functions from working.
6. Global Privacy Control, browser controls, and deletion
When a browser sends a recognized Global Privacy Control signal, ProjectPrint locks the marketing category off and will not load the Whop marketing pixel while that signal remains active.
Browser settings can remove or block cookies, but this may not remove server-side records already created. ProjectPrint Cookie Settings includes a direct option to delete first-party analytics linked to the current browser. Clearing the browser cookie before using that option may prevent the website from matching the browser to its anonymous analytics record.