Cookie Policy
Last updated: 19 July 2026
How cookies and similar technologies are used.
3.1 About this policy
This Cookie Policy explains how ReplyEveryReview uses cookies and similar storage or access technologies on its website and dashboards. It should be read with the Privacy Policy.
3.2 What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a device when a website is visited. Similar technologies may include browser local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, scripts, SDK identifiers and device identifiers. References to cookies in this policy include those technologies where appropriate.
3.3 Why we use cookies
ReplyEveryReview may use cookies to operate the website, keep users securely logged in, protect accounts, remember privacy choices, process payments, maintain dashboard sessions, remember preferences, measure performance, understand feature usage, diagnose errors and support marketing where consent has been provided.
3.4 Cookie categories
Strictly necessary cookies are required for authentication, session management, account security, fraud prevention, payment processing, load balancing, saving consent choices or providing a function specifically requested by the user. They may operate without optional consent where a legal exemption applies. Blocking them may prevent login, checkout or dashboard functionality.
Functional cookies remember optional choices such as display preferences, dashboard settings, language or a recently selected workspace. Where consent is required, they will not be activated until consent is provided.
Analytics and performance cookies help measure visitor numbers, navigation, feature usage, errors and performance. Where consent is required, they will not be activated until consent is provided. ReplyEveryReview may use aggregated or privacy-preserving analytics where legally permitted.
Marketing cookies may be used to measure campaigns, understand referrals, limit repeated advertising, create marketing audiences or deliver more relevant advertising. They will not be activated where consent is required unless the user has accepted them.
3.5 Current cookie list
The precise cookies and browser-storage technologies used may change as the website and dashboard are updated. The current list, including provider, purpose, category and duration, is displayed in the Cookie Settings panel available from the website. That live inventory forms part of this Cookie Policy. Providers or functions that may use cookies or similar storage include ReplyEveryReview, the authentication and database provider, the payment provider, the dashboard, analytics tools, error-monitoring tools and marketing tools that the user has consented to.
3.6 Cookie consent
On the first visit, the website may show a cookie banner allowing the user to accept optional cookies, reject optional cookies, choose categories and review this policy. Strictly necessary technologies may operate without optional consent where legally permitted. Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent access to basic content or purchased service functionality.
3.7 Changing choices
Cookie choices can be changed or withdrawn through the Cookie Settings link on the website. Browser settings may also be used to block or delete cookies. Browser controls normally apply only to that browser and device. Deleting cookies may remove stored choices and cause the banner to appear again.
3.8 Third-party technologies
Some technologies are controlled by third-party authentication, payment, analytics or embedded-content providers. Those providers may process information under their own policies. ReplyEveryReview aims to prevent optional third-party technologies from loading before the necessary choice has been made.
3.9 Updates
This Cookie Policy may be updated when technologies, providers, durations, features or legal requirements change. The latest version will be published with an updated revision date.
3.10 Contact
- Cookie and privacy enquiries: privacy@replyeveryreview.co.uk
- General support: support@replyeveryreview.co.uk
- Correspondence address: To be added before paid launch