Privacy
What happens to your details, in plain English.
You'll have noticed this site didn't ask you to accept anything. That isn't an oversight — it sets no tracking cookies, so there's nothing to ask about. If I build you a website, yours won't have a banner either unless it genuinely needs one.
The contact form and the quote builder send me your name, phone number, email address, business name and whatever you write in the message box. That's it. I use it to ring you back and to put a price together.
If you tell me how you heard about me, I keep that too — it's how I work out which advertising is worth paying for. It's optional, and leaving it blank changes nothing about the answer you get.
Your details are stored on my own server. They aren't sold, they aren't shared with anyone for marketing, and they aren't used to sign you up to anything. If you become a client I keep them while you're a client and for six years afterwards, because HMRC requires business records to be kept that long. If you don't become a client, ask and I'll delete them.
I count page views, so I know whether an advert is doing anything. What gets written down is: which page, when, and which advert or website sent you. Nothing else. Specifically, none of this happens:
The counting is done by my own software on my own server. The detail is thrown away after 90 days and only a daily total is kept after that.
The typefaces come from Google Fonts, so your browser fetches them from Google when the page loads. It's the only request this site makes to anyone but me, and I'd rather it didn't — serving them from my own server is on the list. Nothing else on the page comes from anywhere but here.
The client area and the referral portal are separate, password-protected areas. They set one cookie to keep you signed in, which is what the law calls strictly necessary — without it you'd be signed out on every click, so there's nothing to consent to. Those areas aren't counted in any of the page-view figures above.
Some of the businesses I look after pay for a visitor report on their own site, and it's the same counting described above — which means their pages load one small script from this address. It sets no cookie, stores nothing on your phone or computer, and records no IP address. It counts the page, and the name of the site you came from, and nothing else. Nothing goes to Google, Meta or any advertising network, and nothing follows you from one site to another — there's no identifier to follow you with.
For that data the business whose site you were on is in charge of it, and I only handle it to give them their report, under written terms they've agreed with me. Ask either of us and it can be deleted.
You can ask me what I hold about you, ask me to correct it, or ask me to delete it, and it costs you nothing. Get in touch and I'll sort it — I'm one person, so it'll be me answering. If you're not happy with how I've handled it you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.
Wiseman Web Services Ltd — a limited company on paper, one person in practice. Courtney Wiseman is the person responsible for your data and the person you'll speak to. The quickest way to reach me is the contact form.
Registered in England and Wales, company number 17312062. Registered with the Information Commissioner's Office as a data controller, registration number ZC210362.
Last updated 20 August 2026.