privacy

Last updated: October 12, 2026

We keep this simple and collect as little as we can.

Printable Drop. To reach us, write to hello@printabledrop.com any time.

what we collect

  • Your email, only if you give it to get a free page, and whether you ticked the box to hear from us.
  • Basic visit info, counted as explained below. We don't use third-party analytics or ad trackers.

how we count visits

To count visits we store a one-way code made from your IP address and browser with a secret that changes every day, so we can't recognize you from one day to the next. We record product page views, clicks on our Pinterest links and free-page sign-ups, and the page that sent you here if your browser shares it. We don't use Google Analytics or ad trackers.

cookies

We set one cookie (PHPSESSID) needed for the site to work. It ends when you close your browser.

gumroad

Every page loads a small script from Gumroad (gumroad.com and assets.gumroad.com) so the Buy buttons open Gumroad's checkout. Gumroad may set its own cookies and receive your IP address and browser details when the script loads. See Gumroad's privacy policy.

payments

Payments, receipts, taxes and download links are handled by Gumroad, which acts as the merchant. We never see your card details. Gumroad shares your email and order details with us so we can support your purchase.

emails

If you tick the box, we may email you when something new drops. To stop, reply or write to hello@printabledrop.com. We only email you if you ticked the box.

server logs

Like most websites, our server keeps standard access logs (IP address, page, time, browser and the page you came from) for security. They are deleted after 30 days.

how long we keep things

We keep your email until you ask us to remove it. Visit records keep only the daily code above, never your IP address.

your choices

Want your email removed? Write to hello@printabledrop.com and we'll remove it.

kids

Our printables are for kids, but this site is for the grown-ups who buy them. We don't knowingly collect information from children under 13.