Cookie policy
Last updated 24 September 2026
This policy lists every cookie SKAVON sets and what each one is for. Nothing on this page is aspirational or approximate.
Essential cookies
- skavon_session - an httpOnly, secure session cookie that keeps you signed in. Without it, SKAVON cannot distinguish your dashboard requests from anyone else's. Deleted when you sign out or after 30 days of inactivity.
- skavon_consent - records your choice from the cookie banner ("Accept" or "Necessary only"), so you are not asked again on your next visit. This is itself a strictly necessary cookie - it stores your own preference, not any activity - and is set regardless of which choice you make. Kept for 1 year.
Preference cookies
Your light/dark theme choice is stored in your browser's local storage, not a cookie - it never leaves your device.
Analytics (only with your consent)
skavon_visitor - an httpOnly, first-party cookie containing a random identifier with no personal information encoded in it. It is used solely to measure product usage internally (for example, how often a domain search leads to a completed purchase). This data is never shared with or sold to any third party. No third-party analytics or advertising service - no tracking pixel, no ad cookie - is used anywhere on this site. Only set if you choose "Accept" on the cookie banner; choosing "Necessary only" means this cookie is never set at all, and the site works exactly the same either way. Deleted after 1 year of inactivity.
skavon_attr - an httpOnly, first-party cookie recording which channel first brought you to SKAVON: the "utm_" tags on the link you clicked (for example a newsletter or a campaign name), or just the hostname of the site that linked to us - never the full address of the page you came from. If you later create an account, this is saved with it so we can see which channels bring customers who actually sign up. Kept for 90 days. Only set with your consent.
skavon_ref - an httpOnly, first-party cookie holding the code from a partner's referral link ("?ref="), so that if you sign up within 30 days the partner who sent you can be credited. Only set with your consent; a partner's own sign-up link also carries the code in the link itself, which needs no cookie.