Last updated: July 13, 2026. This marketing-site disclosure does not replace any separate privacy terms shown inside the CompLaunch product application.
Marketing site
This site publishes information about CompLaunch. It does not read application session cookies, access your CompLaunch account, or call the CompLaunch API.
Essential preference storage
We use browser storage to remember whether you accepted optional marketing analytics. This preference is necessary to respect your choice and is stored under complaunch:marketing-consent.
Optional analytics
Microsoft Clarity may be enabled for this marketing site as a separate analytics project. It is not loaded until you choose “Allow analytics.” If no analytics project is configured, no analytics script is loaded.
Campaign attribution
When you follow a link from this site to the CompLaunch application, common campaign parameters such as UTM values may be carried in the destination URL. The marketing site does not itself record those parameters against an account.
Free setup help requests
If you request free setup help, we receive the details you enter in the form, such as your name, email address, optional phone number, organization, location and how you run tournaments. They are sent to the CompLaunch team by email through Postmark so we can contact you about your setup. The marketing site does not store them, and we do not add you to a mailing list. To have your request deleted, reply to our email and ask.
Security check
The free setup help form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to keep out automated spam. Turnstile loads only on that page and checks your browser when you use the form. Cloudflare processes that check under its own privacy policy.
External providers
The site is delivered through Cloudflare Pages. Apart from the setup help form described above, embedded video, forms, and additional advertising or analytics providers are not enabled.
Your choice
Use “Privacy settings” in the footer to revisit your analytics choice. Clearing site data in your browser also clears the stored preference.