Last updated 11 Sep 2026
OnePageCard lets business owners build a public mini-site. This policy explains what isn't allowed on a site hosted with us, and what happens if it's found.
The following is never allowed on any OnePageCard site, regardless of plan:
Anyone — a visitor, a competitor, anyone — can report a specific site directly from that site's page ("Report this site" link). Every report is reviewed by a member of our team, not an automated system. There's no automatic action taken purely on a report being filed.
If we determine a site violates this policy, we may:
We don't proactively scan every site's content today — enforcement currently relies on reports. This may change as the platform grows.
You can ask us to delete your account at any time, from the profile page in your dashboard. There is nothing to email and nobody to ask.
Deletion does not happen immediately. Your request is carried out 14 days after you make it, and you can cancel at any point in that window — your account and your sites carry on working normally in the meantime. The delay is deliberate: deletion is the one action with nothing to undo it, so if a request was made by mistake, or by someone who had got into your account, the confirmation email gives you time to stop it.
When the request is carried out we permanently delete your account, every site on it and all their content, and your personal details. Your subdomain becomes available for someone else to register. We keep records of payments you made, because we are required to hold those for tax purposes; they are no longer linked to a live account.
Every published mini-site has a small "Report this site" link at the bottom of the page. If you'd rather write to us than use the form, email abuse@onepagecard.com — tell us the address of the site and what is wrong with it, so we have enough to act on.