what we store
Privacy
A short, specific list. proven.domains runs on measurement, so it matters that you can see precisely what is measured and what is not.
Last updated 2026-08-28 · questions: nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com
01What we store about you
- Your email address and handle. Needed to sign in, to notify you about inquiries, and to let the other side of an introduction reach you.
- Your domains and listing settings, including asking prices and verification tokens.
- Inquiries you send or receive, their text, and the time of the first reply. The reply time is what produces public response metrics.
- Your Google account identifier, because signing in goes through Google. We receive your email address and that identifier, nothing else, and we never see your Google password.
02What we store about visits
Every page view on a domain profile is recorded, because measured demand is the product. For each view we keep a salted hash of the IP address and of the user agent, the referrer, and the visitor's country. The salt rotates every day, so the same visitor cannot be linked across days.
We do not store raw IP addresses, we do not use advertising or cross-site trackers, and we do not sell data to anyone. The only cookie is the one that keeps you signed in.
Our host, Vercel, also counts page views for us through Vercel Analytics. It sets no cookies and does not follow anyone between sites. Those counts tell us how the site as a whole is doing; they never touch a domain's public numbers or its place on the leaderboard, which come only from the measurement described above.
03What is public
Your handle, your account age, your verified domains, your listings, and your measured response rate and reply time are public. Your email address is not public: it is shared with the other party only when you send an inquiry or reply to one, so the conversation can continue directly.
The live activity strip on the homepage shows country-level views only. Nobody is identifiable from it.
04Third parties
Email delivery goes through our email provider. Public registry data (RDAP) and public DNS resolvers are queried about domains, never about you. Domain icons are fetched from a public favicon service by your browser.
05Your choices
You can withdraw a listing at any time from your dashboard. Write to nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com to get a copy of your data or to have your account and listings deleted. Aggregate measurement counts that no longer identify anyone may remain.
More on how measurement works: how it works.
proven.domains is a listing and verification service. It is not a broker, payment processor, registrar, or law firm, and nothing here is legal advice. How it works