What we collect, and what we don't do with it.

When you test a page

We fetch the public URL you submit — a screenshot and the page's text — run the analysis, and store your report so you can revisit it. We only test publicly accessible pages you give us. We don't train models on your pages and we don't resell your data.

Payments

Payments are processed by Stripe; we never see or store your card details. We keep the transaction reference so we can auto-refund you if a report can't be produced.

Analytics

We use privacy-respecting product analytics (PostHog, EU-hosted) to understand how the site is used — pages viewed and buttons clicked. No advertising trackers, no third-party ad pixels.

If we emailed you

Our business outreach goes to publicly listed business addresses, under legitimate interest, about the website the address belongs to. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe that works immediately and permanently. Unsubscribing is honored forever; we keep the suppressed address only to guarantee we never email it again. Full details: our outreach transparency page.

Reports

Your report belongs to you. Reports are reachable only by their unguessable link. Aggregate, anonymized statistics (for example, lane benchmark distributions) are published without identifying any site or customer; see Terms for the data license.

The 150 Strangers tag on other sites

Sites that use our conversion service put one script line on their pages. It applies the changes the site's owner accepted; for that it needs no cookie and sends nothing. When the owner runs an A/B test, the tag sets one first-party cookie on that site (_150s_vid, a random id, 12 months) so a visitor keeps seeing the same version, and records two things: that the visitor saw the page under test, and whether they completed the page's main action. Both carry the site's id, the test's id, which version was shown and the page address without its query string. IP addresses are discarded. No other data is collected, no profile is built, and the id is not linked across sites.

By default the tag waits for consent: until the site's banner signals it, the visitor sees the original page and is not counted. We process this data on the site owner's behalf under our data processing agreement; the owner's privacy policy names us. Our own site uses the tag the same way.

Removal

Want a report, a lead record, or an email address removed? One email: [email protected]. We delete it and confirm.

Who is responsible

Garage Projects AB (org. no. 559330-5500), Örnbogatan 19, 167 66 Bromma, Sweden, runs 150 Strangers and is responsible for the data described here. Contact: [email protected].