What this site collects, which is very little, and what happens to it.
In force from September 10, 2026. This page is between you and AI Indexes, the publisher of this site.
This site counts page views through Plausible, which sets no cookies, stores nothing on your device, and builds no profile of you across visits or across sites. It records the page, the referrer, and a coarse country, browser and device type, and it does not retain your IP address. Nothing you do while reading is tied to you, and there is nothing to opt out of because there is no identifier to opt out of.
The only personal data held is what you type into a form and send, and email addresses are never published.
Pages are served by Vercel, which keeps ordinary server logs including IP addresses for a short period, as any web host does.
The typeface is loaded from Google Fonts, so your browser makes a request to fonts.googleapis.com and Google receives your IP address. The analytics script is loaded from plausible.io, which receives the request and discards the address without storing it. Those two are the only third parties your browser contacts while reading. Everything else is served from this domain: the stylesheets, the scripts and the marks.
If you use the theme picker in the footer, your choice is kept in your browser’s local storage under the key theme. It never leaves your device and is not a cookie; clearing site data removes it.
The claim form collects your name, work email, company, an optional one-line description of the product and an optional message. It is stored in a database hosted by Neon and handled by this site’s own functions on Vercel, and a verification email is sent through Resend.
If the claim is approved, the page shows your name, your company and the date, plus the description if you supplied one. Your email address is never published. It is used to verify the claim and to tell you when an edition publishes or when your product’s standing moves by more than the noise floor.
The inquiry and correction forms collect what you type and are stored the same way, in the same database, and reach a person by email.
Purchases are handled entirely by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record. They collect your payment and billing details under their own privacy policy; this site never sees a card number. What reaches the index is that a subscription exists and the email address to deliver it to. When you download the pack, or when your assistant calls the index’s MCP server, the site checks your license key with Lemon Squeezy; a download is recorded with the key’s id and the email on the order, never the key itself, and MCP calls are not recorded. The pack file is held in Vercel’s private storage and served through links that expire after ten minutes.
Vercel hosts the site and runs the functions behind its forms. Neon hosts the database that stores form submissions and the index’s own record. Resend sends the email. Lemon Squeezy processes payments as merchant of record. Google Fonts serves the typeface. Plausible counts page views. Those are all of them.
A claim is kept while the claimed page stands, because it is what makes the page claimed. An inquiry is kept while it is being answered and for a reasonable period after. Ask and it will be deleted.
You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, ask for it to be deleted, or ask for a copy. Write to the address below. It is handled by a person, not a queue.
The index itself contains no personal data. It records what models answered about products, and the free record of each edition is published under CC BY 4.0 fourteen days after the edition compiles. If a claimed contact’s name appears on a page it is because that person claimed it, and it is removed when the claim is.
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