Last updated 11 Sep 2026
This lists what OnePageCard Staging stores in your browser and why. It is short, because we store little.
| Category | What it does | Can you refuse it? |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Signing in, keeping your session, the security token that stops forged requests, and remembering this cookie choice itself. | No — without these the site cannot work |
| Preferences | Your chosen language and light/dark setting, and loading optional presentation assets such as web fonts. | Yes |
| Analytics | Counting visits so a business owner can see how their page is doing, and — on OnePageCard Staging's own pages only — Google Analytics, so we can see which parts of the site help and which do not. | Yes |
| Referral | If you arrived through someone's referral link, one cookie remembers which link for 30 days, so they are credited if you sign up later. Set only when you follow such a link. | See below |
| Advertising | We set none of these. Nothing here follows you to other websites or builds a profile of you. The category is listed so this page stays accurate if that ever changes. | Yes |
Following a link like /ref/… or /r/… sets one cookie recording which link you came through. It lasts 30 days, holds nothing but that code, and exists so the person who referred you is credited if you sign up.
It is set at the moment you follow the link, before the banner asks you anything. That is deliberate and we would rather say so than leave you to find out: following a referral link is a request to be treated as that person's referral, and asking first would defeat the only thing the cookie does. It is not used for advertising, is never shared, and follows you nowhere else.
If you would rather not have it, clear cookies for this site after signing up, or reach the site directly instead of through the link.
When someone visits a business's mini-site we record the country, and sometimes the city, as a count for that day. We do not store who visited, follow anyone between sites, or build a profile.
That is a deliberate limit rather than a technical one: a business owner needs to know whether their page is being read, and does not need to know who read it.
On OnePageCard Staging's own pages — this one, the homepage, the pricing and policy pages — we use Google Analytics to see which pages people find useful. It sets cookies and sends your IP address and the page you are on to Google, which stores it outside your country.
It does not load at all until you allow the analytics category. If you are somewhere with an opt-in law, that means nothing is sent on your first visit either, because you have not been asked yet. If you refuse, or never answer, it never loads — it is not loaded and then told to stay quiet.
This does not run on a business's mini-site. What we count there is described above: a country, sometimes a city, as a number for that day.
A business owner can add their own Google Analytics or Google Tag to their mini-site. If they have, those cookies are theirs, set under their account, and governed by their own policy — not this one.
If you are looking at a business's page rather than at OnePageCard Staging itself, and you want to know what that business collects, ask the business.
Your choice is remembered so you are not asked on every page. To change it, clear cookies for this site and the banner will appear again.
You can also block or delete cookies in your browser's settings. Blocking the necessary ones will stop you being able to sign in.
What we collect and why is in the Privacy Policy. What you agree to by using the service is in the Terms of Service.