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RateMyPrompts cookie policy

Version: 2.6 · Effective: 22 October 2026 · Covers ratemyprompts.com, run by theround ltd.

Summary

Before you choose, we set only what the site cannot work without. Analytics cookies and marketing tools are used only if you agree. Before you choose, or if you reject them, some analytics tools still send basic measurements without cookies. The same rules apply wherever you are in the world.

Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. Browser storage works in a similar way. This policy covers both, along with the tools that set them. Our privacy notice explains how we use any personal data they collect.

Strictly necessary

These are set without asking because the site cannot work without them. You can block them in your browser, but parts of the site will stop working. They are never used for analytics or advertising.

NameTypePurposeLasts
rmp_consentCookie on ratemyprompts.comRemembers whether you accepted or rejected analytics and marketing cookies150 days, then we ask again
rmp_deviceCookie on ratemyprompts.comA random identifier that ties a set you submit to your browser, so only you can add its details and send it. We store only a one-way hash of it12 months
rmp-betaBrowser database (IndexedDB)Holds the file you upload between the two steps of the form, so refreshing the second step loses nothing. It is not sent to us until you submitUntil you submit your set, or a day if you do not
rmp:brief: followed by the scorecard's identifierSession storage in your browserHolds the brand, category and markets you type on the context step, so going back or refreshing loses nothing. It is not sent to us or anyone elseUntil you finish that step or close the tab
rmp:tracked: followed by a step nameSession storage in your browserA flag so refreshing a page does not count the same step twice. It holds no identifier and is not sent anywhereUntil you close the tab

Analytics cookies, only if you agree

These tell us how the site is used so we can improve it. The cookies and browser storage below are set only after you accept.

NameSet byPurposeLasts
_gaGoogle AnalyticsA random identifier, so repeat visits are counted as one visitor2 years
_ga_NYXSWN5YVGGoogle AnalyticsKeeps track of the current visit, such as how many pages it has included2 years
ph_phc_…_posthogPostHogA random identifier, so we can see which steps of the tool a visit reaches. PostHog also keeps the same identifier in your browser's local storage1 year
rmp_first_touchRateMyPrompts, in your browser's local storageWhere your first visit came from: the campaign tags in the link, the referring website (its name only) and the first page you saw, so a later submission can be credited to it. No identifier90 days

Before you choose, or if you reject analytics cookies, Google Analytics and PostHog still send basic measurements, such as that a page was viewed or which step of the tool a visit reached. They set and read no cookies and store nothing in your browser, so you cannot be recognised on a later visit. PostHog holds a temporary random identifier in memory so the steps of one visit can be linked, and it is gone when you close the tab.

Google Analytics runs through Google Tag Manager, which sets no cookies itself. Until you accept, we keep where your visit came from in memory only, so it is gone when you close the tab. Sentry, which tells us when something on the site breaks, sets no cookies.

Marketing, only if you agree

These let LinkedIn tell us which companies and job roles visit and whether our posts or adverts lead to submissions. They also let us show our adverts to people who have visited. We use the LinkedIn Insight Tag, through Google Tag Manager, only if you agree. It never runs on scorecard pages or any other page that carries a private link.

NameSet byPurposeLasts
li_fat_idLinkedIn, on ratemyprompts.comAn indirect identifier for LinkedIn members, used to measure conversions and for retargeting30 days
li_giantLinkedIn, on ratemyprompts.comAn indirect identifier for groups of LinkedIn members, used to measure conversions7 days
bcookie, lidc, li_gc, li_sugr, UserMatchHistory, AnalyticsSyncHistory, lms_adsLinkedIn, on linkedin.comLinkedIn's own cookies for identifying your browser, routing, consent, matching and ad measurement, described in LinkedIn's cookie table24 hours to 1 year

We do not use Google, Meta or Microsoft advertising cookies. If we add any, we will list them here first and set them only if you agree.

Other services

Some pages may link to or embed services run by others, such as a booking tool for a call with Zebora. Those services may set their own cookies under their own cookie policies.

If we add features such as accounts or paid plans, any cookies they need, such as sign-in or checkout cookies, will be listed here before they are used.

Changing your mind

Use the Cookie settings link in the footer of any page, at any time. The banner has Accept and Reject buttons of equal weight. Scrolling or carrying on browsing never counts as agreeing. If you reject after accepting, we delete the analytics and marketing cookies already set on our domain, and the analytics data kept in your browser's storage.

Keeping this policy up to date

The tables show what is set on the date at the top of this policy. We update them whenever we add, remove or change a tool. Cookie names and durations can also change when a provider updates its software.

We never set a new analytics or marketing cookie before listing it here. If a change affects what we ask you to agree to, we will ask you again through the cookie banner.

Contact

privacy@ratemyprompts.com