Adsevon

Subprocessors

Last updated: October 9, 2026

Adsevon uses the third-party providers below to run the service. Each one processes customer data only for the purpose listed, under a contract with us. We do not sell data, and we do not share it with advertisers or data brokers.

This list changes as our providers change — the date above is the last time we updated it. If you are a business customer who needs a data processing agreement, see our DPA page.

Current subprocessors

Purpose:
Hosts the Adsevon application servers.
Data:
Account data, workspace data, campaign data, and technical logs pass through the application servers.
Region:
United States (Render data centers; exact region per our project configuration).
Purpose:
Managed Postgres database — the primary store for all Adsevon data.
Data:
Account data, workspace data, campaign datasets and metrics, billing metadata, audit logs.
Region:
Per our Neon project configuration (Neon offers US and EU regions).
Purpose:
Managed Redis — rate limiting, session support, and caching.
Data:
Technical metadata only (rate-limit counters, session references). No campaign data.
Region:
Per our Upstash configuration (Upstash offers global regions).
Purpose:
Sends transactional account emails (verification, password reset, notifications).
Data:
Email addresses and the content of the transactional emails we send you.
Region:
United States.
Purpose:
Merchant of record for billing — processes payments, handles tax, and manages subscriptions.
Data:
Billing metadata (plan, subscription status, trial dates) plus the payment details you give Paddle directly. We never receive your card numbers.
Region:
United States and EU (Paddle processes payments globally as merchant of record).

Cloudflare (Turnstile)

Cloudflare privacy policy
Purpose:
Fraud-prevention checks on sign-up, sign-in, and password pages.
Data:
Browser signals needed to distinguish humans from bots during the check. Runs only on auth pages.
Region:
Global edge network.

Conditional processors

These only process your data if you choose to use the connected feature:

  • Google — only if you choose “Sign in with Google”; receives the OAuth request and shares your name, email, and account identifier with us.
  • Meta / Google Ads — only if you connect an ad account; receives OAuth requests to read your advertising data with the read-only scopes you grant.
  • AI model provider — only when you use an AI feature and a provider is configured; receives your prompts and the data they reference. No provider is configured by default.
  • haveibeenpwned — receives only a partial password hash (k-anonymity) when you set a new password, to check it against breach data.

Not subprocessors

GitHub hosts our source code but does not process production customer data — it is not a subprocessor. We list only providers that actually touch customer data.

Related

See the Privacy Policy for what we collect and your rights, and the DPA page if you need a data processing agreement.