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Subprocessors

The complete list of third parties that can process data you entrust to us.

Last updated: 21 July 2026

Draft — not yet in force. The operating entity, registered address and governing law have not been configured for this deployment, so this document does not yet name a party who can be held to it. It must be completed and reviewed by a qualified lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction before being relied on.

1. The list

We keep the number of providers deliberately small. These are all of them — there is no fourth party, no analytics vendor and no advertising network.

ProviderWhat it doesWhat it can seeWhere
Cloudflare, Inc.Hosting, edge compute, database (D1), object storage (R2), key-value store, queuesEverything the Service stores: account records, hashed keys, usage logs, credit ledgerGlobal edge network, including the United States
Paddle.com Market LtdMerchant of Record — payment processing, invoicing, sales tax and VATName, email, billing address, payment method, transaction historyUnited Kingdom and European Union
Email delivery providerSending transactional email: receipts, low-balance warnings, renewal and account noticesEmail address and message contentsDepends on provider; disclosed here once configured

2. What none of them receive

The contents of your API requests and responses are not stored, so they are not passed to any subprocessor for storage. Your inputs are processed in memory to produce a result and then discarded.

We never receive your card details, so we cannot pass them anywhere. Card data goes directly from you to Paddle.

API keys exist in our database only as hashes. A subprocessor with database access still could not make calls as you.

3. Tools that call third parties on your instruction

Some tools fetch data from an external source to answer your query — a WHOIS registry, a certificate transparency log, an IP geolocation service. Those services receive the target you asked about (a domain, an IP address), not your identity or your account details.

They are not subprocessors of your personal data: they act on the lookup value you supplied. Each tool's upstream source is documented in the API catalogue, and every one of them is swappable through configuration if a provider becomes unsuitable.

4. Changes

We will update this page before a new subprocessor starts handling customer data. If you have a data processing agreement with us that requires advance notice, we will follow the notice period in that agreement.

To be told when this page changes, or to request a data processing agreement, email privacy@toolsxpo.com. How we handle your data overall is covered in the Privacy Policy.