Last Updated: January 2026
At Nexlocode, we treat your data the same way we treat your website: with respect and high security. This page explains what information we collect when you use our marketplace and how we use it to get your business online.
1. Information We Collect
To get your website live, we need a few things from you:
- Personal Details: Your name, email, and phone number so we can talk to you about your project.
- Business Info: Your logo, text, and photos to customize your site.
- Technical Data: If you buy a domain through us, we collect the details required by law to register that domain in your name.
2. How We Use Your Data
We don’t sell your data to third parties. Period. We only use your information to:
- Set up your hosting and domain.
- Customize your chosen website design.
- Provide you with that one year of technical support we promised.
- Send you important updates about your site’s health or renewal dates.
3. Third-Party Services
Because we provide a full-setup service, we work with trusted partners to keep the lights on:
- Hosting Providers: To give your site a home.
- Domain Registrars: To officially register your business name.
- Payment Processors: To handle your transactions securely (we never see or store your full credit card details).
4. Security
We take security seriously. We use encrypted connections (SSL) and secure servers to make sure your business data stays between us. Since we handle your “Annual Maintenance,” we are constantly monitoring the backend to keep your site safe from outside threats.
5. Your Rights
It’s your data. You can ask us to see what info we have, update it, or—if you decide to move your site elsewhere—ask us to delete your personal records from our system.
6. Cookies
We use basic cookies on Nexlocode.com just to remember your preferences and see how people are using our marketplace so we can make it better.
Questions?
If you’re unsure about how your data is being handled, just send us a message. We’re humans, and we’re here to help.
Would you like me to also create a “Terms of Service” page that explains the rules for the 1-year support and hosting?