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DomainCrust Privacy Policy

This privacy overview explains how DomainCrust may handle information when you browse the public website, search domain sales, use public tools, create an account, or contact the product team. DomainCrust uses information to operate the service, protect accounts and APIs, improve reliability, understand usage, and respond to support requests. The exact information collected depends on the feature you choose and the action you take.

Information and account activity

Account features may require an email address, authentication information, and records needed to provide portfolio, wishlist, generator, or other user-requested functionality. Public searches and tool requests may include the terms, domains, filters, or other inputs needed to return a result. Server logs can include technical details such as request time, route, status, browser or client information, and a security-related network identifier. Do not submit passwords, payment details, API keys, or private personal information into a public search field.

Cookies, sessions, and analytics

DomainCrust uses browser sessions and related cookies to keep authenticated workflows working and to protect account actions. The site may also use analytics or operational logs to measure page performance, diagnose errors, and understand which public resources are useful. You can restrict cookies in your browser, but some sign-in and account features may stop working as a result.

Sharing, retention, and choices

DomainCrust may share information with service providers that help host, secure, analyze, or deliver the product, subject to the purpose of the service. Public domain sales data and pages are intended to be discoverable. Account and support information is retained for as long as reasonably needed for the requested service, security, legal obligations, dispute handling, or documented operational purposes. For a privacy question or request about information associated with your account, contact api@domaincrust.com and include enough context to identify the request without sending secrets.

Policy scope

This page is a plain-language product overview, not legal advice. It applies to the DomainCrust website and services unless a feature presents a more specific notice. DomainCrust may update this page as the product, vendors, or applicable requirements change. Check the page again before sharing sensitive information or relying on a particular processing practice.