Eveko Search Privacy Policy

Who Is Responsible for Your Information?

Eveko Search LLC, based in San Diego, California, operates this website and is the party responsible for information collected through it. David Endow is the founder and the person who reads what comes in. You can reach either at contact@evekosearch.com.

This policy covers evekosearch.com and every page on it. It does not cover websites Eveko links out to, such as LinkedIn or the sources cited on service pages. Those sites run their own policies and you should read them on their own terms.

What Information Does Eveko Search Collect?

Information you submit

Every page on this site carries a form that requests a free audit or starts a conversation. Depending on the form and the option you pick, it asks for some combination of the following.

• Your name and email address, always required, because there is no way to reply without them.
• Your company name and website address, required when you are asking for an audit, since an audit of an unnamed site is not possible.
• A budget range and which service you are interested in, on the forms that offer those options.
• Whatever you write in the message box, which is yours to fill in however you like. Please do not put sensitive personal information, account credentials, or confidential client data in it.

Each form also carries a hidden field that stays empty for real visitors and catches automated spam. It collects nothing about you.

Information collected automatically

This site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Like every web host, Cloudflare records standard request logs, which include the IP address the request came from, the browser and device type, the page requested, and the time. Those logs exist to deliver the site and to keep it from being attacked. They are not used to build a profile of you, and Eveko does not connect them to anything you submit through a form.

Does This Site Use Cookies, Analytics, or Tracking Pixels?

One analytics tool, and nothing else. Microsoft Clarity runs on every page. It records which parts of a page get clicked, how far people scroll, where they hesitate, and it can replay a visit so a layout that confuses people can be found and fixed. There is still no Google Analytics, no Meta or LinkedIn pixel, no chat widget, and no advertising tag. The fonts are served from this domain rather than Google's, so loading a page announces your visit to nobody beyond Clarity.

Clarity does not capture what you type. Microsoft masks the contents of every input box and every dropdown in every recording, in all of its masking modes, and that is not a setting a website owner can switch off. This site also runs Clarity's default masking, which hides numbers and email addresses wherever else they appear on a page. A replay shows the shape of a visit, not the substance of what was written into it.

Clarity does set cookies, and it is worth being exact about which. Two of them, named _clck and _clsk, belong to this domain and do nothing but tell one visit apart from the next. The rest belong to Microsoft and are set on Microsoft's own domains, and one of those, MUID, is an identifier Microsoft describes as serving advertising as well as analytics. Eveko has no advertising account connected to Clarity and receives no advertising data from it, but that cookie is Microsoft's rather than Eveko's, and their privacy statement is where it is explained and controlled.

Cloudflare, which hosts and protects the site, may also set a strictly necessary security cookie if it needs to tell automated traffic apart from human traffic. That category exists to keep the site available and is never used for advertising or measurement.

There is no consent banner here to click through. Clarity applies a regional rule of its own instead: since late 2025 it has required a consent signal before it runs in full for visitors in the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area, and Switzerland, and this site sends no such signal, so a visit from those regions is not recorded in full. If you are outside those regions and would rather not be recorded at all, email contact@evekosearch.com and it will be deleted, or block clarity.ms in your browser and nothing is sent in the first place.

How Is Your Information Used?

To reply to you, to prepare the audit or proposal you asked for, and to carry on that conversation. That is the entire list.

Your details are not added to a newsletter you did not ask for, not fed into automated decision making, and not used to advertise to you somewhere else. If you enquire and decide not to work with Eveko, that is the end of it.

Who Else Sees Your Information?

Four parties, each doing a specific job.

• Web3Forms processes the forms. When you press submit, your browser sends the form directly to Web3Forms, which passes it on to Eveko's email inbox. Because that request comes from your browser rather than from this server, Web3Forms also receives your IP address and browser details. They act as a processor on Eveko's behalf and their privacy policy governs what they do with it.
• Cloudflare hosts and delivers the site, and handles the request logs described above. Their privacy policy applies to that.
• Microsoft runs Clarity, which sees how you move through these pages rather than anything you submit through a form. It acts as a processor for that analytics data and sets the Microsoft cookies described above, under its own privacy statement.
• Google Workspace provides Eveko's email, so once Web3Forms passes a submission on, your message sits in that inbox the same way any email you send to any business does. Google's data processing terms apply to it.

Beyond those four, your information is disclosed only if the law requires it. It is never sold, rented, traded, or handed to an advertiser.

How Long Is Your Information Kept?

Form submissions live in an email inbox, not in a separate customer database. They are kept while there is an active conversation or a live working relationship, and for a reasonable period afterwards for record keeping. You can ask for yours to be deleted at any point before or after that, and it will be.

How Is Your Information Protected?

The site is served over HTTPS, so everything you type into a form is encrypted while it travels. Access to the inbox is limited to Eveko. No system is perfectly secure and it would be dishonest to claim otherwise, which is another reason not to put confidential material into a web form to anyone, here or elsewhere.

What Rights and Choices Do You Have?

You can ask what information is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, ask for it to be deleted, or ask not to be contacted again. Email contact@evekosearch.com and say which. There is no form to fill in and no account to create, and the request is honored regardless of where you live rather than only where a law compels it.

California residents

This policy is the notice required by the California Online Privacy Protection Act. The categories of information collected, the third parties it is shared with, and the process for requesting a change are all described above.

On Do Not Track signals, there is no agreed industry standard for what a website should do when it receives one, and this site does not act on it. Eveko does not follow you to other websites. The Microsoft cookies described above do reach other Microsoft properties, and Microsoft rather than Eveko is where that is controlled.

Eveko Search LLC does not currently meet the revenue or data volume thresholds that make the California Consumer Privacy Act and its amendments apply to a business. Requests to access or delete information are honored anyway. Separately, Eveko does not sell personal information, and does not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising as California law defines that term, which is why you will not find a "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link on this site. The Microsoft cookies described above are set by Microsoft under its own privacy statement, not by Eveko to advertise to you.

Visitors from the United Kingdom and European Union

This site is aimed at businesses in the United States, but if you contact Eveko from the UK or EU, the basis for handling your information is to take steps you have requested before entering into a contract, and Eveko's legitimate interest in responding to an enquiry it received. The same rights of access, correction, erasure, and objection apply, through the same email address.

Is This Site Intended for Children?

No. Eveko Search sells services to businesses and this site is not directed at anyone under sixteen. Information is not knowingly collected from children. If you believe a child has submitted something through a form here, email contact@evekosearch.com and it will be removed.

Will This Policy Change?

Yes, whenever the site changes in a way that affects it. Adding the analytics tool described above is what prompted this revision, and the page was rewritten in the same change that installed it. A chat widget, an advertising tag, or a different form provider would each require another update here, made before the change goes live rather than after. The date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision.