What AILinkBoost knows about you
Short list, plainly written. If something here surprises you, send a note through the account page.
The lookups you run without an account
Free lookups need no key. We log the domain you asked about and your IP address for abuse control and rate limits. That is all we log for these lookups.
We do not build advertising profiles. We do not sell these logs.
Aggregated, anonymous counts such as total calls per day help us size the servers. They cannot be traced back to you.
If you use the API from a script, the key travels in the request, either in the URL or in an Authorization header. Prefer the header, because URLs often end up in browser history and server logs.
What we keep once you sign in
| Data | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Google account email and name | To identify your account and balance | While the account exists |
| Your API keys | To authenticate calls | Until you revoke them |
| Call history with credit cost | To show your usage and settle disputes | While the account exists |
| USDT (TRC-20) top-up records | To credit your balance | As long as needed to credit your balance |
Cookies, processors and your rights
We set a session cookie after sign-in, and nothing for tracking across other sites. Google handles the sign-in itself under its own privacy policy.
You can send a request about your data, such as a copy, a correction or removal, through the account page. Requests are made while signed in, so we can tie them to the right account and not to a stranger.
We may update this page. The date in the table caption changes when we do.
Our hosting provider and our payment-side tools process data on our behalf. We choose them for security and we do not let them use your data for their own marketing.
Children should not hold an account. This service is built for adults who run or advise a business. If you think a child has one, tell us through the account page.
Security: connections use HTTPS, keys are stored hashed where practical, and and we aim to tell affected users if we learn of a breach touching their data.
Open the account page while signed in and send a removal request there. Say plainly that you want the account, keys and call history gone, and we will handle it from there.
