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No. Visitorscheck is cookieless and fingerprint-free. Identification runs on the IP of the incoming request, enriched server-side. Under GDPR Article 6(1)(f) (Legitimate Interest) we don't require consent for B2B visitor identification, provided residential and cellular IPs are excluded — which we do, before enrichment.

It depends heavily on your traffic mix, and no visitor-identification tool — ours or a competitor's — can match home or mobile connections to a company by IP alone. Visitors from business networks resolve reliably; a site with more consumer or mobile traffic will see a lower rate. Pages with real buying intent (pricing, demo requests) typically outperform general content pages. The trial period is the honest way to measure it on your own audience.

Paste one <script> tag. You'll see the first identified visits within minutes. No build-time configuration, no DNS changes, no reverse proxy.

We built it to be. We rely on Legitimate Interest (Art. 6(1)(f)). Residential, mobile, ISP and hosting IPs are classified via IPinfo and dropped before enrichment. Our LIA (Legitimate Interest Assessment) is available on request, and a DPA is available on request. Opt-out is supported via the ?vc_optout=1 URL parameter.

Most alternatives do set cookies or use localStorage. We don't. The tradeoff is that we won't track the same individual across sessions — which is fine for visitor identification, because that's a company-level question.

Retention is tier-bound: 30 days on Starter, 90 days on Growth, 365 days on Business. A daily prune job enforces it. Customers can delete earlier via the dashboard.

We have a native HubSpot integration and outbound webhooks today; the public REST API also lets you pull identified companies into any CRM.

Yes — 14-day trial on every plan. No credit card required. At the end of the trial you can pick a plan or cancel, and we send a 30-day notice before any renewal.

EU-based infrastructure on PostgreSQL. Each customer's data is scoped to their own tenant, and that scope is enforced on every query, so one customer can never see another's data.