Countermarq

Waitlist privacy

Updated September 19, 2026. Countermarq’s interest pages are operated by 168 Studio.

What you share

We store your name, email, selected workflow, signup time, and optional answer. If you allow optional measurement, we also record campaign labels, matched advertising keywords, ad identifiers, page versions, and the referring website’s hostname so we can understand where interest comes from. Personal email addresses are welcome.

How we use it

We use your details for Countermarq launch updates and occasional product feedback requests. Joining is not a purchase or a promise of access. We do not sell your waitlist information.

Page measurement and storage

With your permission, we count visits to each workflow using a random browser-tab session identifier stored in session storage. These counts are separate from your signup details; they are not a count of verified people. Optional measurement is off until you allow it. If Google Ads measurement is connected and you consent, Google may store advertising cookies and receive click identifiers and signup conversion events. We do not send Google your name, email, or optional answer, and advertising personalization is disabled. You can decline or withdraw consent through Privacy choices in the footer. We honor Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track by leaving optional measurement off. Your consent choice is stored for up to six months; attribution in your browser tab expires after 30 minutes of inactivity. Declining does not prevent signup. How Google uses information. Cloudflare hosts these pages and stores the waitlist data. Brief, hashed network identifiers help limit automated submissions; we do not store raw IP addresses in the waitlist database. Cloudflare may process request information to provide hosting and security.

Your choice

To leave the list, correct your details, or request deletion, email [email protected] from the address you used. We keep signup details while evaluating or launching these workflows, unless you ask us to remove them.

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