Privacy
Privacy
In one line: whatever you paste into the code checker stays in your browser. Here is everything else the site does and doesn’t keep.
What you paste into the checker
It never leaves your browser. The checker on the home page works entirely on your device: the form has nowhere to send its contents, so nothing you paste reaches us or anyone else, is saved, or ends up in the page address.
Once a check finishes, our analytics may note the kind of result (say, “referral code”, “percent-off code” or “nothing found”), never the code or link itself. That label stays in your tab’s session storage until you close the tab, so a later button click can be counted alongside it.
What your browser keeps for us
- A note that you’ve already seen the first-visit card, so it doesn’t come back (local storage).
- The checker’s last result type for the current tab (session storage), as described above.
No advertising cookies. Clearing this site’s data in your browser removes both.
Analytics
Once the site launches, it uses Google Analytics to count visits, which page groups people read, which buttons they click and how far they scroll. It doesn’t collect your name, email or address, and Google signals and ad personalization are switched off. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, the analytics tag doesn’t load at all.
When you click through to starlink.com
Clicking a referral button takes you to starlink.com in a separate tab, where Starlink’s own privacy policy governs what happens. We never hand your details to Starlink, and we can’t see what you do there.
There’s no mailing list and no email field anywhere on the site.
Fact-check standard: each claim here points to the Starlink page it came from (or says so when no page covers it), with the day we read it. No code lists, and no money from coupon sites or stores. Method · How we make money · Corrections