Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how Launch Local Everywhere Trust, doing business as Launch Local Everywhere ("LLE," "we," "us," or "our"), collects, uses, discloses, retains, and protects personal information through the Services.

Controller and processor roles. LLE generally acts as a controller/business for information used to administer LLE accounts, billing, security, support, product operations, and our own websites. When an LLE customer uses the Services to collect or manage information about its own customers, leads, employees, contacts, website visitors, or advertising audiences, that customer generally determines the purposes and means of processing and LLE acts as a processor/service provider/contractor on the customer's documented instructions. The customer remains responsible for its own privacy notices, lawful bases, consent, opt-out mechanisms, data-subject requests, and sector-specific obligations.

1. Information we collect

• Account and organization information. Names, email addresses, authentication and session data, roles, business names, domains, licenses, preferences, support requests, and account activity.
• Billing and transaction information. Subscription, invoice, payment status, transaction identifiers, and related records. Full payment-card numbers are handled by the applicable payment processor and are not stored by LLE unless expressly disclosed.
• Customer content and operational data. Website pages, posts, media, files, forms, leads, CRM records, messages, comments, call records or recordings when enabled, appointments, payment items, directives, analytics, and other material submitted to or generated through the Services.
• Desktop and local-compute information. Device identifiers, application version, operating-system and hardware characteristics, installed local components, permissions, job status, diagnostics, crash data, and content or files the user directs LLE Media Studio to process. Local files remain on the user's device unless the user directs the Services to upload, synchronize, or publish them.
• Usage and technical information. IP address, browser and device characteristics, session identifiers, timestamps, referring URLs, pages or features used, performance logs, security events, approximate location inferred from IP, cookies, local storage, and similar technologies.
• Information from connected services. Data received when a user authorizes an integration, including account identity, account or asset identifiers, permissions, OAuth tokens, content, messages, comments, analytics, advertising-account data, and other information made available by the provider and requested by the user.
• Advertising and conversion-event information. When a site owner configures supported measurement or advertising tools, event metadata may include page URL, referrer, browser/device data, cookie or advertising identifiers, campaign parameters, event names, conversion values, and similar measurement information. LLE's built-in conversion-event layer is designed not to place obvious form fields such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, street addresses, or free-form messages into advertising-event payloads.

4. Cookies, analytics, advertising pixels, and consent

The Services use necessary cookies or local storage for authentication, security, fraud prevention, session continuity, preferences, and application operation. Customer sites may also be configured to use analytics and advertising technologies such as Google Analytics or Google tags, Google Ads conversion tracking, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Microsoft UET, LinkedIn Insight Tag, TikTok Pixel, or similar tools.

LLE's managed tracking layer uses a privacy-by-default consent gate: supported nonessential analytics and advertising technologies are not activated until the visitor makes an affirmative choice. The built-in preference center separates necessary storage from optional analytics and optional advertising/conversion measurement, provides equally accessible reject and accept choices, and withholds the applicable tags until that purpose is allowed. A user's Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal is treated as an opt-out of supported advertising and cross-context tracking where applicable. Legacy raw tracking HTML configured through LLE is conservatively treated as advertising and is routed through the same preference/GPC gate because LLE cannot safely infer the purpose of arbitrary code. Tracking installed outside LLE's managed loader remains the customer's responsibility and must implement equivalent consent, withdrawal, and opt-out controls where required.

Necessary cookies do not require advertising consent. Users can change browser settings, use available privacy controls, or withdraw a previous choice. Withdrawal does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal.

5. How we use information

• Provide, operate, authenticate, maintain, support, secure, and improve the Services.
• Carry out user-directed publishing, communications, CRM, automation, analytics, advertising, media, AI, local-compute, and integration workflows.
• Administer licenses, billing, invoices, payments, trials, and account access.
• Generate reports, troubleshoot failures, detect abuse and fraud, and protect LLE, customers, users, and third parties.
• Send service, security, billing, support, and product communications and, where lawful, marketing communications.
• Comply with law, valid legal process, provider rules, contracts, and binding obligations.

6. Legal bases for EEA, UK, and similar jurisdictions

Where the GDPR, UK GDPR, or similar laws apply, LLE relies on one or more lawful bases depending on the context: performance of a contract; compliance with legal obligations; legitimate interests such as security, fraud prevention, service administration, support, and proportionate product improvement; and consent for processing that requires consent, including certain nonessential cookies, advertising technologies, or optional integrations. Where LLE acts as a processor, the applicable customer determines the lawful basis and LLE processes on that customer's documented instructions.

7. How information is disclosed

We may disclose information to infrastructure, hosting, security, email, communications, analytics, payment, support, storage, AI/media-processing, and other service providers needed to operate the Services; to connected platforms when a user directs an action; to professional advisers; to regulators, law enforcement, or others when legally required or necessary to protect rights and safety; or to a successor in a merger, financing, reorganization, sale, or similar transaction subject to applicable safeguards.

We do not sell personal information for money. Depending on configuration and applicable law, disclosure of identifiers or internet/electronic activity to advertising partners through advertising cookies or pixels may constitute a "sale," "sharing," or use for targeted advertising even when no money is exchanged. Where LLE is the business/controller for that processing, applicable opt-out rights are honored as described below. Google API data and Meta connected-account API data are not used for such advertising disclosures.

8. Retention

We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the disclosed purposes, including providing the Services, maintaining security and audit evidence, resolving disputes, enforcing agreements, and meeting legal, tax, accounting, contractual, and provider requirements. Retention varies by data type and relationship. OAuth state records are short-lived. Active connected-provider tokens and account bindings are generally retained while the integration remains connected and are deleted, revoked, or rendered unusable when the connection is removed or no longer needed. Security logs, transaction records, and backups may persist for limited periods according to operational and legal retention schedules.

11. California notice at collection and CCPA/CPRA rights

For California residents and where the CCPA/CPRA applies, the categories of personal information LLE may collect in the preceding 12 months include: identifiers; customer-record information; commercial information; internet or other electronic-network activity; approximate geolocation; audio, visual, or similar information when a user enables those features; professional or employment-related information supplied in business records; inferences derived for service operation; and sensitive personal information such as account authentication credentials or connected-account tokens used solely to provide, secure, and administer the Services.

Sources include you, your organization, customer-site visitors or leads, devices and browsers, connected providers, service providers, and information the customer directs LLE to process. Business purposes include providing and securing the Services, account administration, analytics, support, payments, communications, fraud prevention, customer-directed advertising/measurement, and legal compliance. Categories of recipients may include service providers/contractors, connected platforms, payment and communications providers, analytics/advertising providers where enabled, professional advisers, authorities, and transaction successors.

California residents may have rights to know/access, correct, delete, obtain information about categories of sources and disclosures, opt out of sale or sharing, limit certain uses/disclosures of sensitive personal information, and receive equal service and pricing without unlawful discrimination. Authorized agents may submit requests subject to legally permitted verification. LLE does not knowingly sell or share personal information of consumers under 16 without the affirmative authorization required by law.

LLE does not use sensitive personal information for purposes that require a separate California right-to-limit mechanism unless expressly disclosed. If that practice changes, we will update this policy and provide the required control before using the information for the new purpose. We do not offer a financial incentive in exchange for personal information unless separately disclosed with the terms required by law.

12. Other U.S. state privacy rights

Residents of U.S. states with comprehensive consumer privacy laws may have additional rights, subject to the law that applies to LLE or the applicable customer. These may include rights to access or confirm processing, correct, delete, obtain a portable copy of personal data, opt out of targeted advertising, opt out of sale, opt out of certain profiling that produces legal or similarly significant effects, and appeal a denial of a privacy request. LLE honors recognized universal opt-out mechanisms where required by applicable law and does not discriminate against individuals for exercising applicable rights.

Where LLE processes personal data solely on behalf of a customer, the customer may be the controller responsible for responding to a consumer request. LLE will provide reasonable assistance as required by law and contract. Rights and exceptions vary by state, and some laws apply only when statutory thresholds are met. If applicable law gives you a right to appeal LLE's decision on a privacy request, email the privacy contact above with the subject Privacy Request Appeal and identify the request you are appealing.

13. EEA, UK, Swiss, and other regional rights

Subject to applicable law and exceptions, individuals may have rights to access personal data, correct inaccurate data, request erasure, restrict processing, obtain data portability, object to processing based on legitimate interests or direct marketing, and withdraw consent at any time. Individuals may also lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority. If processing relies on consent, withdrawal does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal.

LLE does not intend to make solely automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects about an individual using LLE account data. Customers are responsible for evaluating any automated workflow they configure and for providing legally required safeguards.

14. International transfers

Information may be processed in the United States and other countries where LLE, customers, or service providers operate. Where required, LLE uses recognized safeguards such as adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses, contractual commitments, or other lawful transfer mechanisms, together with supplementary security measures where appropriate.

15. Security

We use administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed for the nature of the information, including encrypted transport, access controls, secret separation, encrypted storage for sensitive integration credentials, logging, and least-privilege practices. No method of transmission or storage is completely secure. Users are responsible for protecting their account credentials, devices, API access, and connected accounts.

16. Children

The Services are intended for businesses and adults and are not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under 13. Advertising features should not be configured to sell or share the personal information of a person known to be under 16 without the affirmative authorization required by applicable law. Contact us if you believe a child's information was submitted without proper authorization.

17. Changes to this policy

We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in the Services, provider requirements, or law. The revised policy will be posted at this URL with a new effective date. If we materially change how Google user data or other personal information is used, we will provide notice and obtain additional consent where required before using the information for the new purpose.

18. Contact

Launch Local Everywhere Trust
[email protected]
2050 N Andrews Ave 102, Pompano Beach FL 33069

Privacy questions, rights requests, provider-data deletion requests, and complaints may be sent to the privacy contact above. If you are interacting with a website operated by an LLE customer, you may also need to contact that customer because it may be the controller/business responsible for the information.