Privacy Policy

Who we are

The Starr Conspiracy ("TSC," "we," "us") is a B2B marketing agency. This policy explains how we handle data collected through this website.

What we collect

• Contact form submissions: Name, email address, and optional message when you use our contact form. We store these in our database to respond to your inquiry.
• CTA interactions: Anonymous click data on buttons and links (which button, which page, timestamp). We use session-scoped anonymous IDs that expire when you close the tab — no cross-session tracking.
• Analytics: We use Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights to understand page views and performance. These tools collect anonymized, aggregated data — no personal identifiers.
• Arcade high scores: If you achieve the top score in one of our hidden arcade games and choose to submit your email, we store your email, name, game, and score.

What we don't collect

• No third-party advertising cookies
• No cross-site tracking pixels
• No sale of personal data to third parties
• No fingerprinting or persistent device identifiers

How we use your data

• To respond to your contact form submissions
• To send you a confirmation email when you reach out (via Resend)
• To improve the site experience based on anonymous interaction patterns
• To auto-delete interaction data after 180 days (TTL policy)

Data retention

• Contact form leads: Retained indefinitely until you request deletion.
• CTA interactions: Auto-deleted after 180 days via MongoDB TTL index.
• Arcade boss entries: Retained indefinitely (it's a high score board).

Third-party services

• Vercel: Hosting, analytics, and speed insights
• MongoDB Atlas: Database storage
• Resend: Transactional email delivery
• Cal.com: Meeting scheduling (embedded on our booking page)

Your rights

You can:

• Request a copy of any data we hold about you
• Request deletion of your data
• Opt out of analytics by declining cookies when prompted

Email hello@thestarrconspiracy.com for any data requests.

Changes to this policy

We'll update this page when our practices change. The "last updated" date at the top reflects the most recent revision.