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Subprocessors

Effective: May 10, 2026 Last updated: May 10, 2026

cloudmarlin relies on the third-party service providers listed below ("Subprocessors") to operate the Service. Each is bound by a written agreement with appropriate data-protection terms (a Data Processing Addendum or equivalent), and processes personal data only on Cloudmarlin's instructions. This list reflects the current set of Subprocessors and will be updated when changes are made.

Subprocessor list#

Subprocessor Purpose Data processed Region
Hetzner Online GmbH
privacy policy
Primary hosting and storage; this is where the Service runs and where uploaded PCAPs and reports are stored. All data submitted to the Service. Germany (EU)
Stripe, Inc. (and Stripe Payments Europe Ltd. for EU customers)
privacy policy
Payment processing for paid subscriptions. Card data is collected directly by Stripe and never reaches Cloudmarlin servers. Billing email, billing name, payment method token, transaction metadata. USA (with EU subsidiary for EU customers)
ActiveCampaign, LLC d/b/a Postmark
privacy policy
Transactional email delivery (verification, billing receipts, security notices). Recipient email address and email body content. USA
Google LLC
privacy policy
OAuth identity verification, only when a user chooses "Sign in with Google". Google account ID, email address, name, profile-image URL (the OAuth scopes openid, email, profile). USA / global
Intuition Machines, Inc. (hCaptcha)
privacy policy
Bot detection on the signup form. IP address, user-agent, mouse and keyboard interaction signals, hCaptcha cookies (set under hCaptcha's control). USA

Changes to this list#

We will update this page when we add or replace a Subprocessor. Customers on a paid plan who would like advance notice of Subprocessor changes can request to be notified by emailing privacy@cloudmarlin.com; objections will be considered in good faith and may, where unresolvable, allow termination of the affected subscription.

Not Subprocessors#

The following are services Cloudmarlin uses internally for its own operations but which do not have access to user-submitted PCAPs or report content: domain registration, source-code hosting, internal employee tooling. They are not listed here because they do not process personal data of Service users.