Account identity and session state
Email or Google sign-in can create an account session so CouponLeo can personalize the dashboard, restore member context, and keep signed-in routes working across the website and extension.
This policy explains how the CouponLeo website and the CouponLeo Companion browser extension handle account sessions, saved items, current-store matching, browser storage, telemetry, and support requests.
CouponLeo collects a limited set of information that is directly tied to visible website and extension features.
Email or Google sign-in can create an account session so CouponLeo can personalize the dashboard, restore member context, and keep signed-in routes working across the website and extension.
CouponLeo can store wishlist items, saved stores, locale settings, market context, dismissed notices, and similar browser-level preferences so users can resume work without starting over.
The website can use route, market, and browsing context to keep pages relevant. The browser extension can read the current store URL or hostname so it can determine whether CouponLeo has matching offers for the site the user is visiting.
Website analytics stay off until you choose Allow analytics. If allowed, Google Analytics and CouponLeo usage events measure page views and coupon interactions, with browser, device, language, timezone, and approximate IP-based location. CouponLeo website usage events omit account email addresses and URL query strings. The browser extension has separate telemetry behavior, including popup and notice actions, that this website choice does not control.
Choose Allow analytics or Reject analytics in the website privacy notice. You can change your choice using Privacy choices in the footer. Rejecting analytics keeps sign-in, browsing, and saved-item features available. Withdrawal stops further optional website events and clears local CouponLeo analytics identifiers, queued events, location cache, and accessible Google Analytics cookies; it does not delete data already sent. Contact the team for questions about previously collected data.
Shoppers can review wishlist content, move between guest and signed-in flows, change locale or market context, sign out, clear local browser data, or remove the extension if they no longer want it active.
Help Center is the fastest place for route-level guidance. Contact is the right path when the question is account-sensitive, extension-specific, or needs a direct response from the CouponLeo team.
CouponLeo may update this privacy policy when website features, browser-extension behavior, account tooling, telemetry handling, or support workflows change in a material way.
This privacy policy is intended to cover both couponleo.com and the CouponLeo Companion browser extension so users can review one consistent explanation of account, browsing, storage, and telemetry behavior.