No account, no list, no cookie of ours
What Reorderly does and does not collect, what a /go/ redirect records, and why there is nothing here to request a copy of.
Paid links on this page. Links that begin /go/ are partner links: follow one, subscribe, and the platform sends Reorderly a share of what you pay. Omnisend, Sender and Moosend are the only three that can. Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Brevo and Shopify pay this site nothing and are linked plainly wherever they are the right answer — which, on several pages here, they are. The full arrangement is written down.
Reorderly collects nothing from you directly. There is no account, no mailing list, no form and no login anywhere on this site, so there is no field into which you could type a personal detail even if you wanted to.
What the site itself stores
No cookie is written by Reorderly. The pages are static files; nothing here profiles you, follows you between visits or builds a record of what you read.
The server that delivers these pages keeps ordinary request logs — the address the request came from, the page asked for, the time, and the browser's own identifying string. That is how a web server works and how a broken page gets noticed. Those logs are not joined to anything else and are not used to build a picture of an individual reader.
What happens when you follow a link to a vendor
Some links here pass through an address on this domain beginning with /go/ before sending you to the platform. That redirect is how a commission is attributed if you later subscribe. It records that a visit came from this site; it does not identify you to this site.
Once you arrive, you are on that company's property and its privacy policy governs what happens next — which will include its own cookies and analytics. Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Brevo, Shopify, Omnisend, Sender and Moosend each publish their own policy, and this site has no visibility into and no control over any of it.
Children
Reorderly's readers are people choosing software for a shop they run, and nothing here is aimed at or marketed to under-16s. Since the site takes in no data from any visitor whatsoever, there is no age at which that answer changes.
Your rights, and the short version of exercising them
Data-protection law gives you rights to see, correct and delete personal data an organisation holds about you. Reorderly holds none, so in practice there is nothing to release, amend or erase. If you want that confirmed in writing, ask and it will be confirmed.
For anything a vendor holds about you — which is where the actual data sits once you sign up with one — the request has to go to that company directly. This site cannot make it on your behalf.
Changes
If this policy changes, the change is made here and the reason is described in plain terms rather than as a version bump. There is no notification list to add you to, for the reason given at the top.