Privacy policy
What we hold, and why
Last updated 27 September 2026.
This describes the platform as built. It has not yet been through legal review, and should be checked before it is relied on in an agreement.
Who this is for
YouTube data, and what we do with it
Zipr uses YouTube API Services. By authorising a channel you are also agreeing to the YouTube Terms of Service, and Google’s own handling is covered by the Google Privacy Policy.
- Reporting data. Views, watch time, revenue, subscribers, claims and catalogue metadata, delivered by YouTube as a daily export. We use it to report on performance and to calculate what each partner is owed.
- Authorisation. When a channel owner grants access, Google gives us a token. We store it encrypted and use it only to publish to that channel and read its own data. We never receive, store or have access to your Google password.
- What we do not ask for. Nothing outside YouTube — not your email, not Drive, not photos, not contacts, and no ability to sign in anywhere as you.
Withdrawing access
A channel owner can revoke Zipr at any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions, without telling us first and without needing our agreement. Publishing stops immediately. Videos already on the channel are unaffected — they belong to the channel.
On revocation we delete the stored token. Reporting data already delivered by YouTube is retained where we need it to settle amounts already earned; that obligation is the only reason we keep it.
Platform accounts
Where it is held, and for how long
Who else sees it
Nobody it is not needed by. Partners see their own channels and their own commercial terms, never another partner’s. We do not sell data and we do not share it for advertising.
It is processed by Google Cloud (hosting and data), Vercel (application hosting), and SAP for payment processing. We disclose data to a government or regulator only where the law requires it.