Cookies
CookiePolicy
WEB4 uses a small number of cookies and similar browser technologies to keep accounts signed in, complete purchases, remember preferences, and operate the service securely. On its public marketing pages, WEB4 also uses Meta Pixel for advertising measurement and Microsoft Clarity for analytics.
Last updated: October 2026
This policy also explains our use of local storage and session storage, which are browser technologies similar to cookies.
Sign-in and security
Necessary cookies keep you signed in. They also help protect sign-in requests and return you to the appropriate page after authentication. Some of these cookies are temporary and last only while sign-in is underway. The main sign-in session may persist for a limited period, so you do not need to authenticate on every visit.
Authentication cookies may remain until they expire, you sign out, or they are otherwise cleared. They are not used for advertising.
Checkout and purchases
WEB4 may use a short-lived necessary cookie or browser state to remember the product or WEB4 AI Credit pack you selected while checkout is in progress. It expires or is cleared after the checkout flow.
Preferences and similar technologies
WEB4 may store preferences such as light or dark appearance in your browser so the interface can remember your choice. WEB4 may also use temporary browser session storage to maintain short-lived interface state during a session.
These technologies are stored in the browser and are not used for advertising.
Advertising and analytics
On public WEB4 pages, we use Meta Pixel from Meta Platforms. It may set or read cookies and send Meta your page views, browser and device details, IP address, and a Meta identifier. We use this to measure and improve advertising and to understand traffic. Meta may use this data under its own policies. We also use Microsoft Clarity to understand how pages are used.
Meta Pixel is not loaded in the editor, in your projects, account settings, checkout, sign-in, or on published customer websites, and your project content and prompts are not sent to it.
You can opt out below, by enabling Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track in your browser, or by blocking cookies. You can also manage ad preferences in your Facebook settings. If the law where you live requires consent for this tracking, please opt out or contact us and we will honor your request.
Third-party sign-in
When you choose a third-party sign-in provider such as Google, your browser may communicate directly with that provider. The provider may use its own cookies or similar technologies under its own privacy and cookie policies.
Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies and site data. Blocking necessary cookies or browser storage may cause some WEB4 features, including sign-in or checkout, to stop working correctly.
How WEB4 handles personal information is described in the Privacy Policy. Requests about your information go through Data & Privacy Requests. Questions can also go through the Contact page.