The fine print
Cookie Policy
Last updated: October 1, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains the small files Queuepage places in your browser and the choices you have about them. Short version: we use a handful of functional cookies and local storage entries, and we never use them to sell anything about you to anyone.
What we set
- Cart & checkout storage — remembers the plans you placed in your cart, their quantities, and any promo code you applied, so a refresh never empties your payload bay. Stored in your browser's local storage under the
queuepage_prefix. - Cookie preference — remembers whether you accepted or declined, so we don't ask again on every page. One small entry, kept for twelve months.
- Newsletter flag — records that you joined "The Countdown" so the signup banner doesn't nag you again.
- Session security — keeps you signed in to mission control and protects against cross-site request forgery. This one is strictly necessary; the dashboard cannot function without it.
What we don't set
No advertising cookies. No cross-site tracking pixels. No social-media beacons. No fingerprinting scripts. We don't participate in ad networks, so there is nothing on this site for them to read, and nothing in your browser that follows you elsewhere.
Your choices
The banner on every page offers two honest buttons: Accept and Decline. Declining blocks everything except the strictly necessary session cookie — the site works either way, including browsing plans, using the cart, and completing checkout. You can change your mind at any time by clearing cookies and local storage in your browser settings; the cart simply empties, the banner returns, and you choose again. Browser-level "Do Not Track" signals are respected for analytics as well.
Analytics
We measure aggregate, anonymized page statistics — visits, popular templates, rough referral sources — to decide what to build next. These measurements cannot identify you, are never combined with signup-list data, and are never shared with third parties for their own purposes.
Third-party cookies
Our payment processor may set its own strictly necessary fraud-prevention cookie during checkout; it is governed by that processor's own policy and is never used for marketing here. Google Fonts serves typefaces from its CDN but does not set cookies through our pages.
Changes
If we ever add a new cookie category, this page changes first and the banner asks again before anything new is set. Questions about any of this: [email protected].