This website
There is no analytics on stakplugins.com. No tracking scripts, no advertising pixels, no cookies set by us. The demo on the home page runs entirely in your browser and nothing you click there is recorded or sent anywhere.
The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare processes standard server request data — IP address, browser, page requested — in the course of serving the page and protecting against abuse. We don't have a per-visitor view of that.
The fonts are served by Google Fonts, which means your browser requests them from Google and Google can see that request.
When you buy something
Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy, who act as the merchant of record. They take your name, email, payment details and billing information. We never see your card details. Their privacy policy governs what they hold and how.
When an order completes, Lemon Squeezy notifies us and we store a record of the order in Cloudflare Workers KV. That record holds:
- Your name and email address
- Which licence you bought and what you paid
- The order's unique identifier, which is what your customiser link is built from
- The settings you chose in the customiser
- When you first collected your code, when you last did, and how many times
That record exists so your customiser link works, so we can answer a support question about your order, and so we can tell whether a link has been shared around. We don't sell it, share it, or use it for anything else.
Buying something adds you to our mailing list. Lemon Squeezy does this automatically for everyone who purchases — there is no tick-box at checkout, because they don't currently offer one.
Rather than pretend otherwise, here is what that means in practice. We use it to tell existing customers about new Stak plugins and about changes affecting something they already bought. Nothing else. No third parties, ever, and your address is not sold, rented or shared.
Every email has an unsubscribe link and it works immediately. If you'd rather not be on the list at all, unsubscribe from the first email or write to hi@stakplugins.com and we'll remove you. You'll still get your receipt and any reply to a question you asked, because those aren't marketing.
The plugin, once it's on your site
This is the part that matters most, and it's the shortest.
No Stak plugin sends anything anywhere. There is no licence key, no activation, no analytics and no call back to us at any point. Once the code is on your site it runs entirely in your visitor's browser and never contacts Stak.
What a visitor saves — a shortlist, a quote request — is stored in their own browser, using local storage on their device. It isn't an account, it isn't stored on your site, and it never reaches us. If they clear their browser data it's gone. If they open your site on a different device it isn't there.
When a visitor sends an enquiry, it goes through your own Squarespace form, to wherever your forms already go. The plugin writes the list of saved items into a field and gets out of the way. It doesn't see the submission and doesn't keep a copy.
That means your visitors' data is between you and them. We are not a processor of it, because we never receive it.
How long we keep things
Order records are kept for as long as the licence is live, which is indefinitely — your customiser link needs to keep working, and it's also our record of a sale. If you'd rather we deleted yours, ask and we will, but your link will stop working.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Email hi@stakplugins.com and we'll deal with it. Depending on where you live you may have further rights under the New Zealand Privacy Act, the UK GDPR or the EU GDPR; we'll honour those requests wherever you are rather than checking your jurisdiction first.
Changes
If this page changes in a way that affects what we collect, we'll say so here with a date.
22 October 2026. Removed the website domain from the list of things we store. It was never collected at checkout, so no order record ever held one and the claim was wrong.