What we collect

We collect standard website request logs, lightweight first-party visitor attribution, and, after successful checkout, the Stripe or PayPal identifiers required to link billing to your odds-api account.

Visitor attribution uses an anonymous first-party cookie to understand first and latest non-direct marketing touch, landing page, UTM source, referrer domain, broad acquisition channel, conversion milestones, browser family, device type, primary browser language, and coarse country code when a trusted edge header provides it. When a signup arrives without a source, we may ask how the customer found odds-api and store that answer with the account and visitor record. We do not store the full user-agent string or raw IP address for this analytics feature.

On public marketing and documentation pages, we may use Microsoft Clarity to produce aggregated heatmaps and session recordings. We send Clarity a random visitor identifier and non-personal attribution tags, such as first-touch channel, AI source, traffic quality, and signup source. We do not send Clarity your email address. Clarity can record page interactions such as clicks, scrolling, navigation, device information, and approximate location. We exclude account, authentication, checkout, API, webhook, and administration pages from Clarity. Microsoft masks sensitive page content by default and may use first-party and third-party cookies where permitted by your consent choices and local law.

When you follow an approved affiliate link, we also set a signed first-party affiliate cookie. It records the affiliate code for up to 30 days so we can attribute account creation and subscription payments to that partner. Affiliate dashboards mask referred customer email addresses; administrators can access the underlying account and billing attribution for support, fraud prevention, and payout reconciliation.

Payment processing

Payments are processed by Stripe or PayPal. Card and PayPal wallet data are handled by those providers, not by this service directly.

API docs

The docs page embeds the live odds-api OpenAPI specification from the existing API environment.