Cookie Policy

Last updated: October 18, 2026

Adkeet uses cookies and similar technologies to operate the Service, remember your preferences, and improve your experience. This policy explains what cookies we use and how you can manage them.

1. Essential Cookies

These cookies are required for the Service to function and cannot be disabled.

Cookie	Purpose	Duration
sb-*-auth-token	Keeps you signed in. A large session is split across several cookies with numbered names.	Up to 400 days, renewed while you use the Service; removed when you sign out
cookie-consent	Remember your analytics and marketing choices, so the banner does not ask again	1 year
ck-mkt	Remember your marketing answer, so our servers can honour it on requests where your browser is not involved. Set whether you accept or decline.	1 year
ak_cw	Contains your account id and a signature, and is only sent to our consent endpoint. It lets us apply a marketing withdrawal you make after signing out on this browser straight away, instead of waiting for your next sign-in. It can never switch marketing on. While you are signed in, your browser checks for it about once a day.	Up to 1 year

2. Analytics Cookies

These help us understand how visitors use the Service. They are optional and the script is not loaded at all until you consent.

Vercel Web Analytics — aggregate page views and referrers. It is cookieless: it stores nothing on your device and does not fingerprint you. It does process your IP address to derive an approximate country, which is why we still ask before loading it.
No Google Analytics, and no session-recording beyond the masked error diagnostics described in our Privacy Policy. Advertising is covered separately in section 3 below.
If you choose "Essential Only", or turn Analytics off in the banner, the script is never injected — not merely told to stay quiet.

3. Marketing Cookies

We use the Meta Pixel and the TikTok Pixel to measure how well our advertising works. These cookies are optional and not set unless you accept marketing cookies. If you choose "Essential Only", neither the Meta Pixel nor the TikTok Pixel is ever loaded and none of the cookies below is created.

Cookie	Purpose	Duration
_fbp	A random browser identifier (`fb.1.<timestamp>.<random number>`), so a sign-up or purchase can be attributed to the ad that led to it. Set by the Meta Pixel, or — only after you accept marketing cookies, and only when no valid one exists (for example because your browser blocks the Meta script) — by us on Meta's behalf. First-party, on `.adkeet.com`, readable by scripts on our site. Sent to Meta by the Pixel and by our servers with sign-up, checkout and purchase events.	90 days
_fbc	Set by Meta when you arrive from one of our ads, recording which ad it was. Only created if you actually came from an ad.	90 days
ak_fbc	The same ad reference, recorded by us rather than by Meta, for the case where the Meta script is blocked and never gets to write its own. Only created if you arrived from one of our ads, together with the time of that ad click. Set on our own host only.	90 days
_ttp	A random browser identifier set by the TikTok Pixel, so a sign-up or purchase can be attributed to the TikTok ad that led to it. First-party, on `.adkeet.com`. Sent to TikTok by the Pixel and by our servers with sign-up, checkout and purchase events.	13 months
ttclid	Set by TikTok when you arrive from one of our TikTok ads, recording which ad it was. Only created if you actually came from an ad.	Up to 13 months
ttcsid, ttcsid_<pixel id>	Session identifiers set by the TikTok Pixel, so the events of one visit are grouped together.	Up to 13 months
_tt_enable_cookie	Set by the TikTok Pixel to record that it may use its cookies on our site.	Up to 13 months
ak_ttclid	Our own copy of the TikTok ad click identifier, so it is not lost if the TikTok script is blocked. Only created if you arrived from one of our TikTok ads and accepted marketing cookies. Set on our own host only.	30 days

Before you answer the banner, nothing is stored. If you arrive from one of our ads, the ad click identifier in the link is kept only in the memory of the open page, so it is not lost if you browse to another page before answering. It is not written to a cookie, to local storage or to session storage, and it is not sent anywhere. If you accept marketing cookies during that visit, it is saved as ak_fbc (a Meta ad, with the time of the ad click) or ak_ttclid (a TikTok ad); if you decline or leave the page, it is discarded.

The TikTok Pixel may also set cookies on TikTok's own domains (for example _ttp on tiktok.com, or _pangle). Those belong to TikTok: we cannot read or delete them, and they are governed by TikTok's Privacy Policy.

With your consent we also report sign-ups, checkouts and purchases to Meta and TikTok from our servers, which is described in our Privacy Policy. This works even when your browser blocks the Meta or TikTok script: the _fbp, ak_fbc, _ttp and ak_ttclid values present in your browser can still be sent from our servers, because what permits it is your consent, not whether the script loads. When events are reported, these cookie values may be combined with the hashed account identifier and other hashed details listed in the Privacy Policy. TikTok receives sign-ups, checkout starts and purchases made at checkout only — not subscription renewals or plan changes. Besides these cookies, while the TikTok Pixel is running it keeps a few short-lived entries in your browser's session storage (names starting with tt_, such as tt_sessionId) to group the events of one visit; they disappear when the tab is closed, and are removed when you switch marketing cookies off. Declining marketing cookies stops that too, and withdrawing consent later stops it from that moment on, including for subscription renewals.

4. Managing Your Preferences

Cookie consent banner: On your first visit you can choose "Essential Only" or "Accept All", or open Customize to set Analytics and Marketing independently. The two top-level buttons carry equal weight — neither is nudged.
Change your mind at any time: reopens the banner with your current choices loaded. The same Cookie settings link is in the footer of every public page of our site — the home page, pricing, our legal pages (including this one), tutorials and author pages — at the bottom of the sign-in, sign-up and password pages, and on your Account settings page when you are signed in. Withdrawing consent takes effect immediately, in the page you are on: the Meta Pixel and the TikTok Pixel are told to stop, and the _fbp, _fbc, ak_fbc, _ttp, ttclid, ttcsid, _tt_enable_cookie and ak_ttclid cookies are deleted from our site, along with the TikTok Pixel's tt_ session storage.
Browser settings: You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Note that blocking essential cookies may prevent the Service from working.
Meta's own controls: The _fbc cookie is set by Meta, and _fbp by Meta or by us on its behalf as described above. You can also manage how Meta uses this data in your Facebook or Instagram ad settings.
TikTok's own controls: The _ttp, ttclid and ttcsid cookies are set by the TikTok Pixel. You can manage how TikTok uses this data in your TikTok ad settings, and read how TikTok handles it in TikTok's Privacy Policy.

5. Changes

We may update this Cookie Policy when we add or remove cookies. Material changes will be communicated via an updated consent banner. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.