Privacy

NEXORA is a comparison service. It needs very little about you, and this page states what it keeps.

What is collected

Search terms and filters are processed to answer the request, together with technical request data such as the time, the requested page and a correlation identifier used to trace errors. No account is required and none is offered yet.

Cookies and tracking

NEXORA uses Google Analytics 4 to measure visits. Until you choose “Allow analytics”, the tag runs with storage denied: it sets no analytics cookie and Google receives only cookieless signals with no identifier. If you allow it, Google Analytics sets its own cookies (_ga) to tell visits apart; you can change your answer at any time from “Cookie settings” at the foot of every page, and declining removes those cookies. Advertising storage, ad user data and ad personalisation are always denied. Your answer is kept in a cookie named nexora_consent. The only other cookie the storefront sets is the shopping brief you choose to save on the preferences page. No advertising is shown; if it is introduced, it will be disclosed here before it is enabled and it will not affect ranking.

Outbound merchant links

When you continue to a merchant, that merchant applies its own privacy policy. Where NEXORA earns a commission, the outbound link carries an attribution identifier and the page tells you so before you leave.

Your rights and who answers for them

Access, correction, erasure, objection and portability can be requested from the operator of NEXORA, who is the controller of the little data described here. A request is answered within one month. If the answer does not satisfy you, the data-protection or consumer authority competent where the operator is established can be asked to look at it.

Who operates NEXORA

NEXORA compares offers published by other shops. It does not sell them and it receives no payment for a purchase: you buy from the merchant, under that merchant’s own terms.

The operator is established in United States, whose consumer and data-protection law applies.