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Last Updated: July 30, 2026 | Questions? Contact legal@surmado.com

Our Approach

Surmado uses cookies and similar technologies to operate the site, keep it fast and secure, understand how visitors use it, and measure the performance of our advertising. We organize them into four categories: essential (always active), performance, analytics, and advertising. How the non-essential categories start depends on where you are. In regions whose laws require opt-in consent (the EEA, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Canada), they stay off until you accept them in our banner. In US states with opt-out privacy laws (California, Colorado, Connecticut, and Oregon), they are active by default and the banner lets you opt out at any time. Elsewhere, they are active by default. All non-essential categories are managed by our own first-party consent banner and we honor Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals where required by law — no third-party consent platform is involved.


Essential Cookies

We use strictly necessary cookies (or similar technologies) to provide the Services. These cannot be disabled:


Performance Cookies (Consent-Managed)

When performance cookies are enabled — after you accept in opt-in regions, or by default where opt-out rules apply — we allow our infrastructure provider to set cookies that help us keep the site fast and protect it from automated abuse. They do not identify you or build a behavioral profile, and they do not power advertising.


Analytics Cookies (Consent-Managed)

When analytics cookies are enabled — after you accept in opt-in regions, or by default where opt-out rules apply — we load the following tools to understand how visitors use our marketing site. They do not fire if you decline, and you can withdraw consent or opt out at any time via the cookie preferences link in the footer.


Advertising Cookies (Consent-Managed)

When advertising cookies are enabled — after you accept in opt-in regions, or by default where opt-out rules apply — we load conversion-tracking pixels that measure how our ads perform and let those platforms attribute purchases back to a click. These technologies may constitute a "sale" or "sharing" of Personal Information under California, Colorado, Connecticut, and similar state privacy laws because they enable cross-context behavioral advertising. They do not fire if you decline or opt out, and we honor Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals where required by law.


Your Choices

You can manage performance, analytics, and advertising consent in three ways:

You may also block cookies via your browser settings, but blocking essential cookies will prevent you from logging in or making payments.


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