Cookie Policy.

English version

Version 1.6 · Effective from 11 October 2026

Document issued by VISUAL‑FIX DESIGNS S.R.L., tax ID (CUI) RO36987744, J30/53/2021, Str. Lucian Blaga, room no. 1, block CU4, apt. 6, Satu Mare municipality, Satu Mare County, Romania. Contact: support@boostetic.com

This policy describes:

1. the cookies and other information stored on the user’s terminal equipment when visiting the boostetic.com site and when using the Boostetic applications (section 1);
2. the way in which the Pulse Analytics tool, installed by our customers on their own sites, accesses the terminal equipment of their visitors (section 2).

1. The boostetic.com site and the Boostetic applications

1.1. Strictly necessary cookies

The following cookies and browser storage entries are strictly necessary for providing the service expressly requested by the user. Under art. 4(5) of Law No. 506/2004 (which transposes Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC, the ePrivacy Directive), they do not require consent and cannot be disabled without the service becoming non‑functional.

1.2. Preferences

The following information is stored at the user’s choice, to keep the settings in the app. It is not used for tracking and is not passed to third parties.

1.3. Statistics without cookies

Visits to the pages boostetic.com/pulse-analytics/ are measured with Pulse Analytics, under the same conditions as on our customers’ sites (section 2): without cookies and without identifiers stored on the user’s equipment. For this reason, the measurement does not depend on the choice made in the cookie banner.

1.4. Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies are placed only with the user’s consent, expressed through the “Accept all” button in the cookie banner or by enabling the “Marketing” category in the “Settings” window. If the user chooses “Reject all” or saves the settings without the “Marketing” category, the Meta pixel, the Google Ads tag and the TikTok pixel are not loaded and do not store any information.

The Google Ads tag is configured without personalised ads: the data is not used for remarketing lists or for displaying personalised ads, and the user’s email address is not sent to Google. Google Ireland Limited may also read or place its own cookies on its domains (for example google.com), according to Google’s policy on advertising technologies (policies.google.com/technologies/ads).

The TikTok pixel sends to TikTok only the visit to the pages and the creation of the account, without the email address, the phone number or other data entered in the sign‑up form (the automatic matching of this data is disabled). TikTok Technology Limited (Ireland) processes it according to TikTok’s privacy policy (tiktok.com/legal/privacy-policy-eea).

Consent can be withdrawn at any time, as easily as it was given, from the “Cookie settings” button in the footer of the pages. When consent is withdrawn, the _fbp, _fbc cookies, those with the _gcl_ prefix and those of the TikTok pixel (_ttp, _tt_enable_cookie, ttcsid) are deleted, and the Meta pixel, the Google Ads tag and the TikTok pixel are no longer loaded.

2. Pulse Analytics on our customers’ sites

2.1. No cookies

Pulse Analytics does not place cookies and does not store on the visitor’s equipment any identifier of the visitor. The script does not use the document.cookie function.

Visitors are counted through a temporary identifier, calculated on our servers from the IP address, the browser data and a random value that changes and is deleted daily. After 24 hours, the identifier can no longer be recalculated, not even by us. The identifier does not allow the visitor to be tracked across sites or from one day to the next.

2.2. Information stored and read on the visitor’s equipment

The opt‑out marker. Only at the visitor’s express request, by accessing a page with the parameter ?pulse_optout=1, the marker _pulse_optout is stored in the browser’s storage, which stops the measurement on that device. The marker is deleted by accessing a page with the parameter ?pulse_optin=1. At every visit, the script checks whether this marker exists, so that the visitor’s choice can be respected. The script does not read and does not store any other information on the visitor’s equipment.

Browser signals. The script checks the “Do Not Track” and “Global Privacy Control” signals. If either of them is active, as well as in the presence of the opt‑out marker, Pulse Analytics sends no information: no visit, no click, no session recording and no order, and the A/B tests show the original variant without sending data.

Technical data. For statistics, the script sends the data that the browser makes available to any web page: the size of the screen and of the window and the browser language.

2.3. Visitors’ consent

The only operations of access to the visitor’s terminal equipment are the storage, at the visitor’s request, and the reading of the opt‑out marker, as well as the reading of the “Do Not Track” and “Global Privacy Control” signals. These operations are strictly necessary to respect the choice expressed by the visitor and fall under the exemption provided in art. 4(5) of Law No. 506/2004 on the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector, which transposes Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC. For Pulse Analytics to work, the visitor’s consent is not required under these provisions.

The Customer, as the controller of the site, has the obligation to inform visitors about the use of Pulse Analytics in its own privacy policy. A model text is available in the Compliance Guide for Customers. The assessment of the obligations incumbent on it as controller belongs to the Customer.

The above concerns Pulse Analytics only. Other tools installed on the Customer’s site (for example Google Analytics or the Meta pixel), which store or access information on the visitor’s equipment, may require the visitor’s consent, according to the rules applicable to those tools.

3. Changes

Changes to this policy are published on this page, indicating the version and the date of entry into force. Significant changes are also communicated by email to the account holders.