Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 4, 2026.

SiteChase helps local businesses understand website visibility opportunities. This policy explains what information may be collected when you visit the site or request a free audit.

Information we collect

• Information you submit through forms, such as name, business name, website URL, email, phone number, service category, and your visibility questions.
• Basic website analytics data, such as pages visited, device/browser information, referral source, and approximate location data provided by analytics tools.
• Information from public business websites and public search/SEO tools when preparing an audit or recommendation.

How we use information

• To respond to audit requests and business inquiries.
• To prepare plain-English SEO, local visibility, and AI-readiness recommendations.
• To improve SiteChase pages, offers, and reporting.
• To maintain security, prevent spam, and measure site performance.

Sharing and sale of data

SiteChase does not sell personal information. Information may be shared with service providers that help operate the website, analytics, email, hosting, or business systems, only as needed for those services.

Cookies and analytics

SiteChase may use analytics and tracking tools to understand site usage and measure conversions. If advertising or analytics platforms are added, this policy should be updated to reflect those tools.

Email and follow-up

If you request an audit or contact SiteChase, we may reply using the information you provided. You can ask not to receive further follow-up.

Security

No website or email system can guarantee perfect security, but SiteChase uses reasonable operational practices to avoid exposing sensitive information.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact SiteChase through the audit/contact form on this website.

Jurisdiction

SiteChase is operated for U.S. local-business services with Florida as the expected business jurisdiction unless updated later.