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PublishYourSaaS currently uses only the cookies needed to sign users in, maintain sessions, and protect requests.

Last updated: July 24, 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text values stored by a browser and returned with later requests. First-party cookies are created for the site you visit; third-party services may create their own cookies on their domains.

2. Cookies PublishYourSaaS uses

CookiePurposeTypeTypical duration
sessionidLinks your browser to the server-side Django login session and temporary OAuth state.Strictly necessary, first party, HttpOnlyUp to 14 days, or until logout/deletion
csrftokenLets the frontend attach a security token that protects state-changing requests from cross-site request forgery.Strictly necessary, first partyApproximately one year

These durations reflect the application's current Django settings and may be shortened by logout, browser controls, or operational changes.

3. Google sign-in

Starting sign-in creates security state in the server-side session and redirects you to Google. Google may use its own cookies on Google domains to authenticate you, remember your Google session, prevent fraud, and present consent. Google controls those cookies under its own policies.

After the callback, PublishYourSaaS stores a local account and uses thesessionid cookie to recognize your authenticated browser. The cookie contains an opaque identifier, not your profile information. We do not receive your Google password and do not persist Google access or refresh tokens.

4. Checkout and external services

If you choose a paid plan, you are redirected to Whop. Whop may use cookies on its domains to operate checkout, prevent fraud, and remember preferences. Those cookies are controlled by Whop rather than publishyoursaas.com.

5. No analytics or advertising cookies

The current application does not install analytics, advertising, remarketing, or social-media tracking cookies. It also does not store authentication data in localStorage or sessionStorage.

If non-essential tracking is added later, this policy should be updated and an appropriate consent mechanism should be introduced before those technologies are activated where required by law.

6. Managing cookies

Browser settings can display, block, or delete cookies. Blockingsessionid or csrftoken will prevent Google sign-in, authenticated dashboard access, or protected actions from working correctly. You can also clear the authenticated session by signing out.

Questions can be sent to publishyoursaas@gmail.com.

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