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This Cookie Policy explains how CourseBoot uses cookies, pixels and other tracking technologies to support platform performance, analytics, marketing and security.

Last updated: July 27, 2026

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Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how CourseBoot uses cookies, pixels and tracking technologies to ensure platform performance, analytics, marketing and security.

By using the CourseBoot platform, the user agrees to the use of cookies. If the user does not agree, they must change their browser settings or stop using the platform.

CourseBoot uses cookies in accordance with the GDPR, applicable ePrivacy rules and relevant European Union legislation.

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What are cookies

Cookies are small text files stored in a browser or on a device. They help ensure the correct operation of the platform, save settings and maintain security.

CourseBoot may use the following types of cookies and related technologies.

2.1Browser cookies

Standard browser cookies may be used for authorization, security and personalization.

2.2Session cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that are automatically deleted after the browser is closed.

2.3Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on the device for a defined period and may be used to save settings and login status.

2.4First-party cookies

First-party cookies are set directly by CourseBoot to support core platform functionality and payment-related processes.

2.5Third-party cookies

Third-party cookies may be set by providers such as Stripe, PayPal, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel for payments, analytics and advertising.

2.6Tracking technologies

Tracking technologies may be used to analyze traffic sources, affiliate attribution and performance marketing.

2.7Pixels

Pixels are invisible elements, such as Meta Pixel, that may be used for conversion tracking and remarketing.

2.8Scripts

Scripts are software elements used for security monitoring, analytics and third-party integrations.

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What cookies we use

CourseBoot uses different types of cookies and tracking technologies to support stable platform operation, payment processing and marketing performance.

CourseBoot uses cookies only to the extent necessary for the operation of the platform and in accordance with the GDPR and applicable European Union legislation.

3.1Essential cookies

Essential cookies are necessary for the basic operation of the platform.

Without these cookies, certain platform functions may not operate correctly.

  • Login sessions and account security.
  • Navigation stability and fraud prevention.
  • Access control and platform protection.

3.2Authentication cookies

Authentication cookies are used to authorize users and provide secure access to accounts.

  • Login status and session authentication.
  • Account verification and access management.

3.3Payment session cookies

Payment session cookies are necessary for the correct operation of checkout and billing processes.

  • Payment flow sessions for providers such as Stripe and PayPal.
  • Subscription processing and refund verification.
  • Transaction security and payment validation.

3.4Analytics cookies

Analytics cookies are used to analyze user behavior and improve platform performance.

  • Page views and traffic sources.
  • Conversion tracking and product optimization.

3.5Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies are used to display relevant advertising and evaluate campaign effectiveness.

  • Remarketing and advertising attribution.
  • Audience segmentation and paid traffic optimization.

3.6Affiliate tracking cookies

Affiliate tracking cookies are used to correctly record affiliate referrals.

  • Referral tracking and commission attribution.
  • Affiliate campaign monitoring and payout validation.

3.7Partner attribution cookies

Partner attribution cookies are used to track partner integrations and traffic attribution.

  • Partner source tracking and commission validation.
  • Partnership performance measurement.

3.8Creator performance tracking

Creator performance tracking is used in creator dashboards and analytics.

  • Creator traffic analysis and sales attribution.
  • Content performance and revenue tracking.

3.9Subscription management cookies

Subscription management cookies are required for recurring subscriptions and billing logic.

  • Active subscription status and billing cycles.
  • Renewal tracking and access validation.
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Analytics and tracking

CourseBoot uses analytics and marketing tools to evaluate performance, improve user experience and correctly track affiliate, creator and partner activity.

All tracking technologies are used in accordance with the GDPR, the Privacy Policy and this Cookie Policy.

4.1Google Analytics

CourseBoot may use Google Analytics to collect aggregated or anonymous statistics about platform usage.

  • Page views and session duration.
  • Traffic sources and device information.
  • User behavior and conversion paths.
  • Platform performance monitoring.

4.2Meta Pixel

Meta Pixel may be used for performance marketing, conversion tracking and retargeting.

  • Tracking conversions and analyzing paid traffic.
  • Launching retargeting campaigns.
  • Evaluating advertising ROI and optimizing Meta Ads.

4.3Tracking systems

CourseBoot may use tracking systems for affiliate attribution and creator analytics.

  • Affiliate tracking and referral attribution.
  • Partner source tracking.
  • Creator revenue attribution.
  • Subscription behavior tracking.

4.4Conversion tracking

Conversion tracking is used to measure user actions after a user arrives through advertising or another tracked source.

  • Purchases and subscriptions.
  • Lead generation and creator registrations.
  • Affiliate conversions and enterprise requests.

4.5Retargeting

Retargeting allows CourseBoot or its partners to re-engage users who have previously visited or interacted with the platform.

  • Personalized advertising.
  • Abandoned checkout recovery.
  • Subscription remarketing.
  • Course recommendation campaigns.

4.6Attribution systems

Attribution systems identify traffic sources so commissions and rewards can be distributed correctly.

  • Traffic source validation.
  • Referral ownership.
  • Commission attribution.
  • Performance reporting.

4.7Performance marketing tools

CourseBoot may use third-party performance marketing tools to scale advertising campaigns and improve conversion rates.

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Why we use cookies

CourseBoot uses cookies, pixels and other tracking technologies to support stable platform operation, account security, payment processing and marketing analytics.

CourseBoot uses cookies for legitimate business and operational purposes in accordance with the GDPR and applicable European Union legislation.

5.1Main purposes of using cookies

  • Login sessions: cookies maintain an active user session after login so the user does not need to authenticate again on every page.
  • Account security: cookies help protect accounts, detect suspicious activity, prevent fraud and reduce unauthorized access.
  • Payment processing: cookies support checkout, payment verification, subscription billing and transaction protection.
  • Subscriptions: cookies help manage recurring subscriptions, billing cycles and access to premium content.
  • Remembering preferences: cookies may store language preferences, dashboard settings and saved login states.
  • Affiliate attribution: cookies support referral accounting, commission tracking and payout validation.
  • Partner tracking: cookies help track partner traffic, user-generated content flows and partnership performance.
  • Analytics: cookies help analyze behavior, traffic sources and conversion paths and improve user experience.
  • Fraud prevention: cookies help detect abuse, fake registrations, suspicious transactions and other risky activity.
  • Advertising optimization: cookies help evaluate campaign effectiveness and improve marketing performance.
  • Retargeting: cookies may be used to show relevant advertising to users who have already interacted with CourseBoot.
  • Platform improvement: analytics data helps improve platform architecture, creator systems and learning flows.
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Third-party cookies

CourseBoot may use cookies and tracking technologies owned by third-party providers that are necessary for platform operation, payment processing, analytics and marketing.

6.1These services may include

  • Stripe — payment processing and billing operations.
  • PayPal — transaction handling and subscription payments.
  • Meta, including Facebook and Instagram — Meta Pixel, retargeting and performance marketing.
  • Google — Google Analytics, Google Ads and traffic analytics.
  • Analytics providers — behavioral analytics and platform optimization.
  • Advertising partners — audience targeting and marketing optimization.
  • Affiliate systems — referral tracking and partner payout validation.

6.2Important information

CourseBoot does not directly control the cookie practices or policies of third-party services.

Users are encouraged to review the privacy and cookie policies of relevant third-party providers separately.

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Cookie management

Users have the right to manage cookies independently and change their browser settings.

CourseBoot is not responsible for restrictions in platform functionality caused by a user's manual blocking or restriction of cookies.

7.1Browser controls

In most browsers, users can perform the following actions.

  • Accept or reject cookies.
  • Delete stored cookies.
  • Restrict the use of individual cookies.
  • Disable tracking technologies.
  • Block third-party cookies.

7.2Effect on platform functionality

Disabling or restricting cookies may affect the correct operation of the platform. Some features may work only partially or may become unavailable.

  • Login sessions and account access.
  • Payment processing and subscriptions.
  • Creator dashboards and affiliate tracking.
  • Saved preferences and personalization.
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GDPR rights

Under the GDPR and applicable European Union law, users have rights relating to the processing of their personal data.

8.1User rights

  • Withdrawal of consent: revoke previously granted consent, opt out of marketing communications or change cookie preferences. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing performed before consent was withdrawn.
  • Access: receive information about the personal data being processed, obtain a copy and learn the purposes, legal grounds and periods of processing.
  • Deletion: request deletion of personal data, including under the right to be forgotten, where provided by the GDPR. Exceptions may apply for legal obligations, accounting, fraud prevention or legal defense.
  • Restriction: request a temporary restriction on the processing of personal data where permitted by law.
  • Objection: object to processing for direct marketing or certain forms of automated processing.
  • Complaint: submit a complaint to the competent data protection authority in the user's jurisdiction or to a relevant supervisory authority in the European Union.

8.2Exercise of rights

To exercise any of the rights described above, the user may contact CourseBoot through the official email address.

CourseBoot may request additional identity verification before processing a request in order to protect account security and personal data.

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Policy updates

CourseBoot may periodically update, modify or supplement this Cookie Policy due to changes in legislation, GDPR requirements, platform development or business operations.

The current version of this Cookie Policy is always published on the platform.

Continued use of the platform after an update means that the user accepts the updated Cookie Policy. If the user does not agree, they must stop using the platform.

  • Use of cookies and tracking technologies.
  • Third-party integrations and analytics systems.
  • Marketing tools and affiliate attribution.
  • Payment processing and legal compliance.
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Contact

If a user has questions about this Cookie Policy, tracking technologies or the exercise of GDPR rights, they may contact CourseBoot through the official contact channel.

CourseBoot considers requests within a reasonable period in accordance with the GDPR and applicable European Union legislation.

  • Official email: office@courseboot.com
  • Cookies and browser tracking.
  • Privacy and data access requests.
  • Consent withdrawal and deletion requests.
  • GDPR-related questions and legal compliance.
  • Complaints concerning personal data processing.