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Cookie policy

No non-essential tracking on the main site. Stripe is Stripe.

OpenInvoke keeps the public site lean. We are not currently using analytics, advertising, or retargeting cookies. Paid checkout links go to Stripe, and Stripe has its own cookie machinery.

Current main-site position: no non-essential cookiesLast updated 8 May 2026Contact support@openinvoke.com
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NO AD TECHNo main-site ad cookies

OpenInvoke does not currently run advertising or retargeting cookies on the public site.

CHECKOUTStripe may use cookies

Paid package checkout happens on Stripe, which uses cookies for payment and fraud prevention.

CONTROLBrowser settings still work

You can block or delete cookies, though payment pages may need essential cookies to function.

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Current cookie position

OpenInvoke does not currently use non-essential analytics or advertising cookies on the main site.

  • The public OpenInvoke site is designed to work without tracking cookies.
  • The listing form uses normal web requests and anti-abuse checks, not marketing pixels.
  • If OpenInvoke adds analytics, advertising, or retargeting cookies later, this page should be updated before those tools go live.
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Essential and third-party cookies

Stripe and infrastructure providers may use cookies when you leave OpenInvoke or use checkout.

  • Stripe checkout may set cookies or similar technologies for payment, fraud prevention, and checkout operation under Stripe’s own policies.
  • Browsers, hosting/CDN/security tools, or embedded third-party services may use strictly necessary storage to deliver pages securely.
  • OpenInvoke does not control Stripe’s checkout cookies, but paid package links clearly send you to Stripe.
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Your controls

Use your browser settings if you want to block or delete cookies.

  • You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings.
  • Blocking essential cookies may break checkout or security features on third-party payment pages.
  • Questions about OpenInvoke’s cookie position can be sent to support@openinvoke.com.