No private analytics grab
Scanning a domain does not give us that site owner’s GA4, server logs, CRM, or first-party conversion data.
Privacy
Traffic.Tools is a public website traffic scanner. We keep the product lightweight, avoid ad tracking, and do not collect private analytics from the websites you scan.
Scanning a domain does not give us that site owner’s GA4, server logs, CRM, or first-party conversion data.
The public checker is not built around retargeting pixels, cross-site ad IDs, or behavioral ad profiles.
Report inputs and modeling details stay private where exposing them would weaken the product or invite abuse.
Policy
When you use Traffic.Tools, you may enter a public domain, compare two public domains, create an account, order a report, or email us. Domain inputs can generate public report URLs. Account and order flows may include your email address, name, company, purchased report history, and whatever context you choose to send.
We use privacy-friendly analytics to understand aggregate pageviews, outbound clicks, and tagged product events such as scan submissions or report views. We use this to see what parts of the product are working, not to build ad profiles.
Accounts use Better Auth so you can sign in, keep paid reports in one place, and access private report links. For the first version, sign-in uses Google OAuth. We store the account and provider link needed to recognize that login; Google handles the identity check.
Paid checkout is handled by Stripe. Traffic.Tools stores report order status and payment references, not full card numbers.
Our infrastructure may process request metadata such as IP address, user agent, URL, referrer, timestamp, and error details. Logs help with security, abuse prevention, uptime, debugging, and rate limiting.
Traffic reports are directional estimates based on aggregated visibility signals and internal modeling. We do not claim exact visitors, real-time analytics, or private first-party data from scanned websites.
We share information only with service providers that operate the site, deliver analytics, handle email, or keep the product secure. We may also disclose information if required by law, to prevent abuse, or to protect the site and its users.
We keep analytics, logs, generated reports, and support emails for as long as they are useful for operations, product quality, security, legal compliance, or abuse prevention. If you want us to delete an email thread or review a report concern, contact us.
You can avoid sending personal information by using only public domains, not creating an account, and not emailing us. For privacy, correction, or deletion requests, email hello@traffic.tools.
We may update this policy as Traffic.Tools adds exports, alerts, Radar, APIs, or paid workflows. The date at the top shows the latest version.
Send the report URL and the exact section that looks wrong. “This number feels weird” is a start, not a bug report.
Email hello@traffic.tools for privacy requests or policy questions.