Privacy notes
These notes cover NoAISEO, operated by the NoAISEO team and reachable through the account page. Last updated 29 October 2026.
NoAISEO research team ·
Things we never ask for
Not your phone number. Not your postal address, a card number or an identity document. The free lookups work with no account at all.
If you decide to sign in, the list below is everything we hold, and nothing else sits behind it.
What we hold if you sign in
Sign-in is by Google account only. Google passes us your name, email address and an account identifier, which we keep so that you can reach your dashboard, see your balance and retrieve your API keys.
Each API call is logged with the time, the action, the domain you asked about, the key used, the credits charged and the response status. We use the log for billing, for spotting abuse and for fixing faults.
The site sets the cookies needed to keep you signed in. It may also count page views in aggregate to see which pages are read.
Payments and the blockchain
Top-ups are made in USDT on the TRC-20 network. We keep the transaction hash, the amount and the time so that we can credit your balance and answer questions.
Public blockchains are permanent. We cannot remove a transaction from the chain, though we can detach it from your account record on request.
Nothing is added to this list quietly, and we will tell account holders if it grows.
Who else sees it
We do not sell your data. Advertisers get nothing. Google handles the sign-in step under its own terms, our hosting provider stores the data on our behalf, and we may disclose records when the law requires it.
Domains you look up are queries against our link index. The link data itself describes public websites, not you.
Your choices
Use the account page to ask what we hold, to fix it or to delete your account. Requests come from the signed-in account, so we know they are yours.
Deleting an account removes the sign-in details and keys. We may keep billing and security records for as long as the law or an open dispute requires. Billing and security records may stay for as long as the law or an open dispute requires, and we cannot alter a public blockchain entry. We keep it short.
The service is not aimed at children, and we do not knowingly collect their data. If these notes change in a meaningful way, we will update the date at the top.