ConvertPulse
Privacy Policy
Last updated September 7, 2026
Our approach
ConvertPulse is designed to work without an account. Values entered into conversion tools are calculated in your browser and are not submitted to us.
Advertising
ConvertPulse includes Google AdSense code to support its free tools and guides. When advertising is enabled and an ad request is made, third-party vendors and ad networks, including Google, may place or read cookies in your browser or use web beacons, IP addresses, and other identifiers. Google and its partners may use advertising cookies to serve ads based on visits to ConvertPulse or other sites. Learn how Google uses information from partner sites, or visit Google Ads Settings to control personalized advertising.
Consent and regional messages
The site code does not assume or record consent by itself. ConvertPulse has published Google consent messages for European-regulation and supported US-state requirements through AdSense Privacy & messaging. Whether a message appears depends on a visitor's location, applicable law, Google delivery, and current publisher settings. Where consent is required, advertising choices and signals are handled through Google's certified consent tooling.
Correction and contact submissions
The contact form stores the message type, message text, optional ConvertPulse page address, optional reply email, and submission time. It does not intentionally store a visitor profile or the values entered into a converter. Submissions remain in a private correction queue as part of the site's accountability record until they are manually deleted. A visitor can request deletion through the contact form by including the submission reference number.
Contact-form abuse prevention
To limit repeated submissions, the form transforms the network address supplied by the hosting edge into a rotating, one-way keyed digest. The raw address is not stored in the contact database. The database keeps only that digest, a request count, and the short window's expiry time; expired windows are removed during later form checks.
Your choices
You can block or clear cookies through your browser, use any privacy choices Google presents, and submit a privacy or data request through the first-party contact form. Do not use that form for sensitive personal, financial, or medical information.