Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how QuickSync uses cookies and similar technologies on quicksync.pro and related marketing pages. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a site stores on your device. We also use similar technologies such as local storage and pixels where a partner needs them to run a feature you asked for.
Cookies we use
- Strictly necessary. Session and security cookies that keep the site working (for example WordPress login for staff, load balancing, and cookie-consent choice). These do not require consent where the law treats them as essential.
- Analytics. We use Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager to understand which pages are useful and where people drop off. These run only after you accept analytics cookies in the consent banner.
- Advertising measurement. Where you arrive from an ad, we may use Google Ads / conversion tags so we can tell whether a signup came from that ad. These run only after you accept marketing cookies.
- Spam protection. Public forms use Google reCAPTCHA. Google may set cookies or collect browser signals to decide whether a submission looks automated. See Google’s Privacy Policy.
- Chat. If the live chat widget is loaded, the chat provider may set cookies so a conversation can continue across pages.
Your choices
On first visit you can accept or reject non-essential cookies in the banner. You can change that later by clearing site data for quicksync.pro or by using browser controls that block third-party cookies. Rejecting analytics or marketing cookies does not stop you reading the site or starting a trial on app.quicksync.pro.
How long they last
Session cookies expire when you close the browser. Consent and analytics cookies typically last from a few months up to two years, depending on the provider’s default. Exact lifetimes are set by each vendor and can change when they update their products.
Contact
Questions about cookies: support@quicksync.pro.