Privacy

This notice describes the Vinto site. It is written in plain language. It is not a privacy statute.

What the pages collect by themselves

Reading the index does not require an account. The host (Vercel, if that is where the site is deployed) may log an IP address in ordinary server logs. If a privacy-friendly analytics domain is configured, that vendor receives a page view without a marketing cookie. If it is not configured, the analytics script is not loaded.

What an inquiry collects

The forms ask for a name, an email, an optional phone, a budget, timing, how you expect to pay, a message, and the listing or service you were looking at. Charter and stay forms also ask for dates and a rough route. Partner applications ask for a business name and the kind of fee you want to discuss.

Who receives it

The lead is emailed to the operator and, when you check the consent box, may be shared with one independent partner who can respond. Vinto does not sell the list as a data product. Real-estate listing pages do not collect this form. A phone number is used for calls or texts only if you give the separate permission. You can refuse that box and still send the email.

How long it is kept

On a laptop, leads append to a local file that can be exported as CSV with a private token. On Vercel the disk is temporary, so the durable copy is the email. Delete a lead by writing to the contact address. Do not send account passwords or payment card numbers. The form is not a place for them, and they will be deleted if they show up.

Children

The site is not directed at anyone under 18. Do not submit a child’s information.

Contact

Privacy notes go through the contact page. Say which email address the inquiry used.