Privacy Policy

Crawle processes account, workspace, website, crawl, alert, export, and integration data to provide technical SEO monitoring and reporting.

Integrations such as Google Search Console, Slack, and Microsoft Teams store access tokens or delivery references only for the connected workspace. Tokens are protected server-side and are used to provide the integration features selected by workspace admins.

When a user connects Google Search Console, Crawle requests read-only Search Console access for verified properties. Crawle uses this data to show search performance, URL Inspection indexation snapshots, and Google field Core Web Vitals context inside the connected workspace. Crawle does not use Google Search Console data for advertising, does not sell it, and does not transfer it to unrelated third parties.

Crawle's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Users can revoke Google access from their Google Account permissions page or disconnect the integration in Crawle; deletion requests can be sent to [email protected].

Crawle does not sell customer data. Operational logs and diagnostics are used to keep the service reliable, secure, and observable.

Paid workspace historical crawl data is retained as baseline, event, and change records for up to 2 years so customers can review changes, produce audit trails, and generate exports as full historical export coverage rolls out. Hot crawler stores may keep recent operational data separately for performance.

If you request an invitation to Crawle, Crawle stores the email, optional company, selected current tool, buyer type, notes, source, referrer, IP address, and user agent needed to operate the invitation request, prevent abuse, and send invitation-related transactional email. This data is deleted on request by contacting support.

To request access, correction, deletion, or other privacy help, contact [email protected].