Last updated July 17, 2026
Qanary's tracking snippet sets a single first-party cookie on your own domain to attribute a conversion back to the referring promoter's link. It stores no personal data itself — just a click identifier and timestamp — and is not used for cross-site tracking or advertising.
When you sign in to the Qanary dashboard, we set a session cookie to keep you logged in. This cookie is essential to the service and cannot be disabled without losing the ability to sign in.
Because the tracking cookie is first-party and essential to attribution, disabling cookies in your browser will prevent conversions from being credited correctly on sites running Qanary. See our Privacy Policy for how the underlying data is stored and deleted.