Privacy Policy

SiteSprint is a service of EdgeFinders, LLC (Roswell, Georgia), run by Max Fry. This policy covers two different things: this website, which collects nothing, and my outreach to local businesses, which does involve keeping records. The second half is the part most people actually want to read, so it's all written out below rather than buried.

This website collects nothing

• No cookies. None. Not even the "essential" kind.
• No analytics or trackers. No Google Analytics, no pixels, no fingerprinting.
• No forms. The only ways to reach me are the email and phone links, which open your own apps.

The site is hosted on GitHub Pages, so GitHub's servers may log standard technical data (like IP addresses) the way virtually all web servers do; that's governed by GitHub's privacy statement, and I never see or use it.

I contact businesses that never contacted me

SiteSprint finds customers by cold outreach. If I got in touch with you out of the blue, you didn't sign up for anything and you're not on a list you opted into. Here is exactly what that involves.

• Where the information comes from. Public sources — business directories, map listings, and businesses' own websites. I don't buy lists and I don't scrape anyone's private data.
• What I keep about a business. Business name, phone number, street address, website address (or the fact that there isn't one), notes on the condition of that website, and the record of whether I've contacted you and what you said. Sometimes an owner's first name, when it's published. These are business contact details rather than personal profiles — though I'm aware that for a small shop the "business number" is often somebody's own cell phone, and I try to treat it that way.
• Automated website checks. I run automated checks against business websites from the outside, exactly the way an ordinary visitor's browser loads a page: I request pages that are already public and measure what comes back — whether the site loads, whether it works on a phone, when the security certificate expires, how big and slow the page is, and machine-detectable accessibility problems. I don't log in, don't submit anything, don't change anything, and don't try to reach anything that isn't publicly served. The result is a website health report, which I share with that business owner by a private link. Those reports are set to noindex so they don't turn up in search results next to the business.
• How I get in touch. Email, phone calls, text messages, and sometimes by walking in. Every first contact says who I am and what business I'm calling from.
• Concept mockups. For some businesses I build an unsolicited sample one-page website — a concept, using the real business name — and show it to the owner as part of the pitch. These live under getsitesprint.com/p/, each one is labelled as an unaffiliated concept, and each is set to noindex so it shouldn't appear in search results. I am not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any business that has a mockup. If yours is up and you'd like it gone, tell me and it comes down that day — no reason required.

How to make me stop, on any channel

One "no" is enough, it works on whichever channel you say it, and it's permanent.

• Email: reply with "no thanks" or "remove me", or use the opt-out link in any email I've sent.
• Phone: say "take me off your list" — on the call, or on voicemail. That ends calls, texts, and emails.
• Text: reply STOP, or just say to stop texting. Same effect.
• Any time, in writing: hello@getsitesprint.com or text/call (215) 776-6767.

After that I don't call, text, email, or come by. To make that stick I keep your business name and contact details on a do-not-contact list for the single purpose of never contacting you again — deleting the record outright is how a business ends up back on a list six months later. If you'd rather I erase it completely anyway, say so and I will; just know that it can't then stop a future list from turning you up. And if I ever slip and contact you after you've said no, tell me — that's my mistake to fix.

If you email or call me

I use what you send me for exactly one thing: answering you and, if you become a client, building your website. Your information is never sold, rented, or shared for anyone else's marketing.

If you become a client

• Your business content (text, photos, menus, prices) is used solely to build and maintain your site.
• Contractor-plan reporting. If you're on the contractor plan, I compile a monthly one-page report for you from your own Google Business Profile statistics and website analytics (views, calls, reviews). That data is about your business, is shared only with you, and is deleted if you cancel.
• Payment by card is processed by Stripe. Your card details go straight to Stripe and are handled under Stripe's own privacy policy — I never see or store a card number. What I see is the name, email, amount, and the last four digits on the receipt.
• Want your records deleted after a project? Email me and it's done, minus what tax law requires me to keep (basic invoices).

Who else touches your information

I'm one person, not a company with departments, so this list is short and it's complete:

• Stripe — payment processing for deposits and balances.
• GitHub Pages — hosting for this website, the sample mockups, and the health reports.
• My email provider — carrying mail to and from hello@getsitesprint.com, like any mailbox.
• A domain registrar — only if you're a client and I'm registering a domain, which needs your name and contact details to go in your account.

Each of these handles data under its own privacy terms. Nobody else gets your information, and none of it is sold.

Questions, corrections, or removal

Ask me for a copy of what I hold about your business, ask me to correct it, or ask me to delete it — email or call and I'll just do it. If you're somewhere with specific data-protection rights, say so and I'll follow what you ask rather than argue about which law applies.

hello@getsitesprint.com · (215) 776-6767 · EdgeFinders, LLC, Roswell, GA 30075