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Cookie Policy
How Crawle uses necessary and analytics cookies, and how you control them.
Version 1.0 - Last updated August 23, 2026
Summary
crawle.io uses necessary cookies that are always active, plus Google Analytics cookies only after you allow analytics. No advertising or remarketing tag is currently loaded. app.crawle.io, the signed-in product, uses strictly necessary cookies only and shows no banner. Crawle does not sell personal data.
Necessary cookies are required for the site to work, so they are always active. Analytics cookies stay off until you allow them, and you can change or withdraw your choice at any time from Cookie settings in the footer.
Cookies we use
Authentication and session cookies
Keep you signed in, protect account sessions, support email verification, and secure two-factor authentication flows.
Usually up to 7 days for app sessions. Trusted 2FA devices may be remembered for up to 30 days.
crawle_workspace_id
Remembers which workspace you selected so the app can show the correct sites, alerts, exports, settings, and dashboard data.
Up to 12 months, or until you switch workspace, sign out, or clear browser cookies.
crawle_scope_client_group_id
Remembers the client filter selected inside a workspace so agency users can keep the same client context while moving between app views.
Up to 12 months, or until you clear the client filter, switch workspace, sign out, or clear browser cookies.
crawle_scope_tag_id
Remembers the tag filter selected inside a workspace so filtered dashboard, site, issue, change, alert, and export views stay consistent.
Up to 12 months, or until you clear the tag filter, switch workspace, sign out, or clear browser cookies.
crawle_consent
Records your cookie choice on crawle.io — which categories you allowed — so the banner does not ask again. This is a necessary cookie.
Up to 12 months, or until you change it from Cookie settings or clear browser cookies.
_ga
Set only after you allow analytics cookies. Google Analytics 4 uses this first-party cookie to distinguish visitors and measure how crawle.io is used.
Up to 2 years. Browser limits may shorten this period. Not set until you consent.
_ga_3H6SYEXFZ8
Set only after you allow analytics cookies. Google Analytics 4 uses this first-party cookie to persist session state for the Crawle analytics property.
Up to 2 years. Browser limits may shorten this period. Not set until you consent.
Consent Mode and your choice
Before Google Tag Manager loads, crawle.io sets analytics and advertising storage to denied by default through Google Consent Mode v2. The published container requires analytics consent before its Google Analytics 4 tag can run. Allowing analytics grants that storage signal; rejecting or withdrawing returns it to denied. No advertising or remarketing tag is currently configured.
Changing your choice
Open Cookie settings in the footer of any crawle.io page to change or withdraw consent. You can also clear or block cookies in your browser settings. If you block necessary cookies, parts of Crawle may stop working. For example, you may be signed out, the selected workspace may not be remembered, or client and tag filters may reset between pages.
Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to [email protected].