Cookie Policy

01What are cookies

Cookies are small text files a website can store in your browser to remember information between visits. Related technologies include local storage and tracking pixels. This policy covers all of these, generally referred to as "cookies."

02Cookies on eta14.com

Because the Site itself sets no non-essential tracking cookies, there is no cookie-consent banner on this Site — one isn't legally required for a site that doesn't track visitors in the first place, and we'd rather not bother you with a popup for permissions we never ask for. If that ever changes, this page and the Site's behavior will be updated accordingly.

03Fonts & static assets

We load typefaces from Google Fonts' CDN. Loading a font this way sends your browser's IP address and request metadata to Google's servers — standard behavior for any CDN-hosted asset — but it does not set a cookie on eta14.com. See Google's Privacy Policy for details on how Google handles that request data.

04Third-party cookies

Two parts of your journey through our business happen on someone else's domain, and that domain may set its own cookies under its own policy:

• Checkout (Stripe) — clicking "Pay" sends you to Stripe's hosted checkout page, which may set cookies for fraud prevention and payment processing. See Stripe's Cookie Policy.
• Booking (Cal.com) — our Pricing page embeds Cal.com's scheduling calendar, which may set its own cookies. The calendar is only loaded once you scroll it into view, so nothing is requested from Cal.com if you never reach it. See Cal.com's Privacy Policy.

We don't control, and aren't responsible for, cookies set on those third-party domains.

05Managing cookies in your browser

Most browsers let you view, block, or delete cookies through their settings. Since eta14.com sets none of its own, there's nothing on this Site for you to clear — but you can manage any cookies set by Stripe or Cal.com the same way you would for any other site, through your browser's privacy settings.

06Do Not Track & Global Privacy Control

Because we don't track visitors across the Site to begin with, a Do Not Track signal changes nothing about how the Site behaves. We do honor the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal as an opt-out-of-sale/share request under applicable state law — see our Privacy Policy.

07Changes to this policy

If our use of cookies or tracking technology ever changes, we'll update this page and, if non-essential tracking cookies are introduced, add an appropriate consent mechanism at that time.

08Contact