Nippy Launch – Cookie Policy

This Policy describes the cookies and similar technologies used to operate, secure, measure, and improve Nippy Launch.

1. Scope

This Cookie Policy explains how Nippy Launch, operated by Cleefcompany SpA, uses cookies and similar technologies on nippylaunch.com and related pages, account areas, checkout flows, documentation, and member services that link to this Policy.

It should be read with the Nippy Launch Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy explains the broader collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of personal data.

2. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser or device. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags, scripts, software-development kits, and identifiers that recognize a browser, remember preferences, secure a session, measure use, or support advertising and affiliate attribution.

A first-party technology is set by Nippy Launch. A third-party technology is set or read by another provider whose service is used on the site.

3. Strictly necessary technologies

Strictly necessary technologies support functions requested by the user or required to operate and secure the Service. Depending on the page and configuration, these may support:

• Account registration, authentication, session continuity, password security, and fraud prevention.
• Membership access, protected content, download authorization, and user preferences.
• Shopping-cart, checkout, payment-routing, order-confirmation, and consent records.
• Load balancing, network security, error prevention, and basic site operation.

Where applicable law permits, these technologies may operate without optional-cookie consent because the requested service cannot function reliably without them.

4. Preferences and functionality

Preference technologies may remember choices such as language, display settings, consent selections, recently viewed content, or interface options. Disabling them may cause the site to forget preferences or reduce convenience.

5. Analytics and performance

With consent where required, Nippy Launch may use analytics and performance technologies to understand page visits, navigation, approximate location, device type, traffic source, errors, and feature use. Results may be aggregated to improve content, accessibility, performance, and conversion paths.

Current implementations may include Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Site Kit, hosting analytics, or functionally similar services. A tag manager helps load and control tags; it does not by itself determine every purpose for which a connected tag processes data.

6. Advertising, attribution, and affiliate technologies

With consent where required, advertising or attribution technologies may measure campaign performance, limit repeated advertising, connect a visit to a later conversion, or attribute a qualifying purchase to an affiliate recommendation.

Affiliate partners, including hosting or software providers, may set their own identifiers after a user follows an affiliate link. Their websites and technologies are governed by their own privacy and cookie notices.

7. Payments and embedded third-party services

Checkout pages may load technologies from payment processors such as PayPal or another provider selected at checkout. Embedded videos, forms, login services, support tools, or social-media features may also set or read technologies when loaded or activated.

Nippy Launch does not control a third party’s independent processing. Users should review that provider’s notices before interacting with an embedded service or leaving the Nippy Launch site.

8. Consent and legal basis

Where required, non-essential technologies are disabled until the user makes a choice. The consent interface should provide reasonably equivalent options to accept, reject, or configure non-essential categories. Refusing optional technologies should not prevent access to ordinary content, although optional features may work differently.

Nippy Launch may rely on consent for optional analytics, advertising, and similar technologies; on necessity to provide a requested service for essential technologies; and on other lawful grounds where applicable.

9. How to manage or withdraw consent

1. Use the Cookie Settings or similar control displayed on the site to review and change optional categories.
2. Use browser or device settings to block, delete, or limit cookies and local storage.
3. Use provider-specific opt-out controls when offered by an analytics, advertising, payment, or embedded-service provider.

Deleting cookies may also delete the stored consent choice, causing the banner to appear again. Blocking essential cookies can prevent login, checkout, protected downloads, or other requested functions.

10. Duration

Session technologies expire when the browser session ends or shortly afterward. Persistent technologies remain for the period shown in the consent interface or set by the relevant provider, unless deleted sooner. Duration may vary by purpose, configuration, and provider.

Nippy Launch will periodically review retention settings and should avoid retaining identifiers longer than reasonably necessary for the stated purpose.

11. Browser signals

Some browsers transmit Do Not Track, Global Privacy Control, or similar signals. Because standards and legal requirements vary, Nippy Launch will respond to legally recognized signals where required and may otherwise rely on the site’s consent controls. A browser signal may not control technologies placed independently on another website.

12. International processing

Cookie and similar-technology providers may process data in Chile, the United States, the European Economic Area, or other locations. Applicable safeguards and information about international transfers are described in the Privacy Policy and relevant provider notices.

13. Updates and current cookie list

Technology changes frequently. The consent interface, where implemented, should display the most current categories, providers, purposes, and available controls. We may update this Policy when providers, purposes, law, or site functionality changes.

A material change will be communicated when required. The effective date appears at the bottom.

14. Questions and privacy requests

Use the contact method stated in the Privacy Policy for questions about personal data or to exercise a privacy right. Do not send passwords, full payment-card details, or unrelated sensitive information.

Related policies: Privacy | Terms | Affiliate Disclosure

Effective date: September 08, 2026