Last updated: March 25, 2026
We built SendCanary to protect your email, not to harvest your data. This policy explains what we collect, why we collect it, and what we will never do.
Account information. Your name, email address, company name, and domain when you sign up. We need this to create your account and contact you about your service.
DNS records. We read your domain's public DNS records (DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MX, NS) to assess your email security and configure protection. These records are already public. Anyone can look them up.
DMARC aggregate reports. Email providers (Google, Microsoft, Yahoo) send us XML reports about emails sent using your domain. These reports contain IP addresses, sending domains, and pass/fail results. They do not contain email content, subject lines, or recipient addresses.
OAuth tokens. If you connect a provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, SendGrid), we store encrypted access tokens to read your domain configuration. We use the minimum scope required and never read your email content.
Payment information. Stripe handles all payment processing. We never see or store your credit card number. We store your Stripe customer ID to manage your subscription.
That's the complete list.
Your data is stored on servers in Germany (Hetzner) with encrypted connections. OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM with per-tenant encryption keys. We use HTTPS everywhere. Our database is not accessible from the public internet.
We keep your DMARC reports for 12 months to provide trend analysis and monthly proof reports. If you delete your account, we delete your data. If you use the Big Red Button to remove SendCanary from your DNS, your protection continues independently and we stop receiving reports.
Each of these has their own privacy policy. We chose them because they don't do creepy stuff with your data either.
You can export your data, delete your account, or disconnect any provider at any time from your dashboard. No "call to cancel." No retention tricks. If you want something we haven't covered, email john@travise.net and we'll sort it out.
If we change this policy, we'll email you about it. We won't sneak changes in and hope you don't notice.