The short, honest version.

Last updated 2026-08-27

Go Voltic is Go Voltic LLC, a South Carolina limited liability company. That is who you buy from, who holds your data, and who these pages commit.

Privacy notice

No advertising trackers, no pixels, no session recording, and nothing about you sold or shared. We don’t build a profile of you and we can’t follow you around the web. What this site does set and load is listed in full under Cookies & tracking below: two cookies of our own, one small store in your browser, and one privacy-first analytics beacon from our host. The typefaces are served from this domain, so reading these pages tells no other company you were here.

The free scan asks for nothing but a URL. When you run one, the address you type is sent to our scanner so it can do the work, and the results stream straight back to your browser. We don’t require your email, we don’t create an account for you, and we don’t store the report: closing the tab ends it.

You can ask us to email you a copy, and that is the one case where we keep something. If you do, we store the address you gave us, the site you scanned, its score and the titles of the findings, together with your IP address and browser user-agent, for one year. The IP and user-agent are there because an open "email me this" box is a way to send unwanted mail to a stranger, and they are how we stop that. You get one message, and you are not added to a list. Separately, when a scan finds more than the free tier shows, we offer to email you one full finding from the paid tier, free. It is chosen for usefulness and never for danger: anything that looks like a security exposure, a legal exposure or a broken payment path is already shown free to everyone, unconditionally. The finding goes into that one email and nowhere else; our systems keep no copy of its text. Beside that offer sits a separate, unticked checkbox asking whether we may write to you again. Ticking it changes nothing about what you receive: it is only permission to hear from us later, you can withdraw it at any time, and every message sent under it carries a one-click unsubscribe. Whether or not you tick it, we keep a record of the request itself: when, the exact wording you saw, that wording’s version, the scan it belonged to, the address it concerned, and your choice, kept for three years so we can honor the choice and prove it. If you’d like any of that deleted sooner, write to privacy@go-voltic.com from the address you used and we’ll remove it.

Our servers keep the ordinary, short-lived request logs any web host produces (which include your IP address), used for security and abuse prevention.

The contact form on this site posts what you write to our server, which stores the enquiry first and only then emails it to us, so a delivery hiccup on our side cannot silently lose your message. What you submitted (your message, the address you gave, and when) is kept for one year and used only to answer you. If you’d rather not use the form, write to hello@go-voltic.com directly and it arrives as an ordinary email from you, on your terms. Either way, we don’t sell personal information, and we don’t add you to a mailing list without asking.

When you run a free scan or order a Deep Scan, we read the public pages of the site you point us at, the way any visitor’s browser would. Our scanner identifies itself, reads and obeys robots.txt, never submits a form, never signs in, and never touches your site’s visitors or their data. You should only scan a site you own or are authorized to test.

Payments are handled by Stripe, on Stripe’s own checkout pages; your card details go to Stripe, never to us. From a purchase we receive what we need to deliver: your email address, the site you asked us to scan, and the payment record. We use them to run your scan, send your report, and handle any refund; nothing else, and we don’t sell or share them.

What we keep from a paid scan. Your report and its files live in your account, and closing the account deletes them, as described below. Separately, once a report has been delivered, we archive the technical findings of that scan: what was measured on the site, when, and what we concluded. That archive is about the site, not about you. Your name, email, order and payment identifiers are stripped before it is written, and nothing in it links back to your account, which is why closing the account does not touch it: there is nothing in it that is about you to delete. We keep it so we can stand behind work we delivered and make the scanner better.

Your account, and closing it. An account holds your email address, your communication preferences, the list of orders you’ve placed, and the report files we generated for you. Your password never reaches us in a form we can read: your browser scrambles it before sending, so we can neither look it up nor tell you what it is. What we can do is email you a single-use link to set a new one: it works once, and it stops working after forty-five minutes. You can close your account yourself from the account page at any time: confirm your password, tick the box, and the account record, your saved sign-in sessions, your password and every stored report file are deleted on the spot. Two things survive on purpose. We keep a de-identified record of each order; amount and date, with your identity removed; because we’re legally required to be able to account for money we took, and Stripe keeps its own payment records under its own rules. On the way out we also ask why you’re leaving; if you answer, we keep the answer with no name, address or account number attached to it, written only after the account itself is gone, so there is nothing in it to trace back to you. If you’d rather we handle the whole thing by hand, write to hello@go-voltic.com from the address you ordered with.

A complete formal privacy policy, including the consent-gated session analytics used in our Behavioral tier, will be published here after review by counsel. Until then, the commitments on this page govern every purchase, alongside the Terms & Conditions.

Cookies & tracking

The complete list, in the order you’d meet it. If you find something on this site that isn’t named here, tell us at privacy@go-voltic.com and we’ll either remove it or add it to this page.

Cloudflare Web Analytics: a script loaded from static.cloudflareinsights.com on every page, put there by Cloudflare, who host this site. It counts page views and where visitors arrived from. It sets no cookie and does not fingerprint your browser. Cloudflare receives the page address, the referring address and your IP address in order to produce the counts, acting for us and not for itself; it is not used to build a profile of you or to follow you to any other site. It and the bot check below are the only third-party requests our pages make, and this one is the only thing on this list that is about us rather than about you using the site.

Cloudflare Turnstile: a bot check loaded from challenges.cloudflare.com, and only on the pages that carry a form which writes to our servers: the free scan and the contact form. It quietly checks that a submission comes from a person in a browser rather than a script, and hands the page a one-time pass that our server verifies and then forgets. It is not used to identify you, to build a profile of you, or to follow you anywhere, and without it those two forms were an open door for abuse. It is run by Cloudflare, whose own short-lived security cookies are described below.

v_sess: a cookie set only when you sign in, so that you stay signed in. It holds a random token and nothing else, it cannot be read by any script in your browser, and it lasts 60 days or until you sign out, whichever comes first. Signing out deletes both the cookie and the record of it on our side. Without this cookie there is no account.

v_live: set beside it, at the same moment, and holds the single character 1. Its only job is to tell the account page that you have a session, so that returning to the page doesn’t flash a sign-in screen at you while it asks. It contains no identifier of any kind, and nothing on our servers reads it or would let it prove anything: signing in is still decided by v_sess alone.

A note in your browser’s local storage (voltic.seen…): first-party, written when you watch a scan report reveal itself, so we don’t replay the animation at you the second time. It never leaves your browser and clearing your browsing data removes it.

Cloudflare’s own security cookies. As our host and network, Cloudflare may set short-lived cookies of its own (__cf_bm and similar) to tell human visitors from automated ones. Those are set by Cloudflare’s network rather than by our code, and are used to keep the site up rather than to learn anything about you.

Our operator pages set a separate sign-in cookie for us, the people who run Go Voltic. A visitor never receives one.

Why there’s no cookie banner. A banner exists to ask permission for tracking you can meaningfully refuse. The two cookies above are what signs you in and draws the page correctly, the note in local storage is a convenience that never leaves your machine, and the analytics beacon stores nothing on your device at all. Nothing here follows you to another website, and nothing here is sold or shared. If we ever add something that does, it will sit behind a choice you make first, and this page will describe it before it ships.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. We don’t sell or share personal information as US state privacy laws use those words, and we run no cross-site advertising technology, so there is no sale or sharing for one of those signals to switch off. If that ever changes, this page changes with it.

What you can do about your data

You can see everything we hold about you. It is on your account page: the address the account is under, every order you have placed, and every report we generated for you. The reports download from there, and they stay there whether or not the email ever reached you.

You can delete it yourself, and it happens on the spot. Confirm your password on the account page, tick the box, and the account record, your saved sign-in sessions, your password and every stored report file are gone. The two things that survive, and why, are set out under Privacy notice above.

You can have it corrected. If the address on your account or anything else we hold is wrong, tell us and a person fixes it.

There is nothing to opt out of. We do not sell or share your personal information as US state privacy laws use those words, and we run no cross-site advertising technology. If that ever changes, this page changes with it.

Asking costs you nothing. We will not charge you a different price, give you a worse service, or refuse to work with you because you asked about your data or deleted it.

Every one of these reaches a person. Deleting data, and any other question about it, is on the short list of subjects the software is not permitted to answer by itself: the code that sends our mail refuses them before a word goes out. Write to hello@go-voltic.com, or use the support form on your account page, and a person reads it.

How fast, in numbers. Write to us about your data and a person acknowledges it within 3 business days. The request itself is completed within 30 days, and at today's scale it is usually same-week; if something genuinely makes it take longer, we tell you why, and when, inside that window rather than after it. One check happens first: we confirm the request came from the address on the account or order, because acting on a stranger's request about your data would itself be the privacy failure.

Software, and when a person is involved

The scan and the report are made by software. That is the product rather than a shortcut: a machine reads what a first-time visitor can reach, applies a fixed set of checks, and writes up what it found. Every finding names the page and the measurement it came from, so any of it can be checked against your own site.

Some support replies are written by software, and those say so inside the message. If nobody read a reply before it went out, it carries a line telling you so in the body of the email rather than in a footer. Writing back is what ends that: reply to any of them and a person picks the conversation up, and it stays with a person from then on.

Four subjects never get an automatic answer, whatever any setting is switched to, and not because we have asked ourselves to remember: the code that sends the mail refuses them. Money: refunds, credits, cancellations, or a charge you are disputing. Deleting your data, or any other privacy right. Anything legal, including a complaint. And anyone other than you: a reply may only carry your own order and ticket references, never somebody else’s. Each of those reaches a person before a word is sent.

Support replies never sell you anything. Answering your question is the whole message; we don’t attach offers to it, and the same code refuses a reply that tries.

Ask, and you get a straight answer. If you want to know whether a particular message was written by a person, say so and we’ll tell you.

Refunds

We don’t advertise a money-back guarantee, and here is why. A countdown clock tells you nothing about whether the work was any good. What we’ll commit to instead is this: if a report doesn’t hold up: we read your site wrong, the file never arrived, or what you got isn’t what we described; email hello@go-voltic.com from the address you ordered with and tell us what happened. A person reads it. Our first instinct is to fix the report, because that’s usually what you actually wanted; where a fix isn’t the right answer, we refund. We decide these case by case rather than by a rule, and we’d rather be generous than argue.

Two things are fixed rather than discretionary. If we cannot deliver a purchased report in substantially complete form within five business days, you get a full refund; that one is in the Terms, Section 5, and it is not our call. And monthly subscriptions cancel any time from the customer portal and stop billing at the end of the paid period.

Terms of service

The full Terms & Conditions govern every purchase; each section opens with a plain-English summary. The headlines: scans run only on sites you own or control and you confirm this when ordering; findings identify issues and never certify legal or accessibility compliance; dollar estimates are ranges from stated assumptions, never guarantees; privacy and accessibility flags are observations, not legal advice; and refunds on one-time reports are handled case by case by a person, not by a countdown.

Contact

Anything legal or privacy-related: hello@go-voltic.com.