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Cookies and website storage.

Understand browser storage, measurement, and the services you choose to open on the Marsen website.

Updated 14 September 20262 min read
At a glance

Our free calculators do not require a login cookie. Third-party services, including embedded scheduling, can have their own storage and privacy practices.

The public website

The marketing pages are publicly accessible without creating an account. Tool calculations use the values entered in the page. Browser caching can store site files to make repeat visits faster; cached files are different from a saved account or customer report.

Measurement and operational logs

The website includes a measurement script served from research.marsentech.com, and hosting and network services can log requests for operation and security. Marsen’s first-party event collector records an event name, public page path, broad referral source, evidence type and time after a real browser interaction. It does not persist form values, email addresses, IP addresses or user-agent strings in the event table; it ignores known bots and browsers sending Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signals. Event records are deleted after 90 days and are used for aggregate website and conversion reporting.

Calendly and other external services

The booking page loads Calendly. Opening that page can send your network details to Calendly before you submit a booking. Calendly may use its own cookies or storage. You can instead email Marsen to arrange a conversation.

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Your browser controls

You can block or clear cookies and site data in your browser. Blocking third-party storage can affect embedded scheduling. Clearing browser data does not delete email correspondence or information already submitted to another service. For those records, contact the relevant provider or Marsen.