Cookie Policy

Last updated: 8 July 2026

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your browser or device when you visit. They are widely used to make websites work, to make them work more efficiently, and to provide information to the site owners. Some cookies are placed by us (first-party cookies) and some are placed by our partners (third-party cookies), such as analytics and advertising providers.

How We Use Cookies

We group the cookies we use into four categories. You can accept or reject each optional category from our Privacy Preference Center — strictly necessary cookies are always on because the site cannot function without them.

Tag Management & Tracking Pixels

We use a tag manager (Google Tag Manager) to deploy and maintain our tracking pixels so that specific user events fire accurately across our marketing funnel. Advertising pixels, such as the Meta Pixel, allow marketing cookies to measure the exact actions you take after clicking an ad — for example, viewing a service, starting a cost estimate, or completing an enquiry. These tags only fire for the categories you allow.

Analytics & Performance Monitoring

When you allow performance cookies, we connect your visit to an analytics platform to count visits, track traffic sources, and observe how users move around the site. We use this aggregated data to identify UX roadblocks — the most and least popular pages — so we can keep measuring and improving the site's performance and layout.

Personalization & Session Management

Functional cookies let our systems remember your states. With them enabled, we can keep you signed into your account for extended periods (for example, 30 days) unless you manually log out, and automatically load your preferred language, region, or interface features so you don't re-enter them on every visit.

Ad Retargeting & Frequency Capping

With targeting cookies active, our advertising partners can uniquely identify your browser and build a profile of your interests. This lets us run retargeting campaigns that show relevant ads to past visitors as they browse other websites and social media, and control ad frequency so the same ad doesn't keep reappearing.

Social Media Sharing

We may include social media widgets so you can easily share our content with your networks. Social media cookies set by these plugins can also track you across other sites to build interest profiles that influence the content you see elsewhere.

First-Party Data & the Future of Cookies

As third-party cookies are phased out across the web, we are investing in first-party data — information you share with us directly, such as your email or phone number through our forms and enquiries. Where you consent, this data may be unified in a customer data platform or CRM so we can continue personalizing your experience in a privacy-compliant way.

Managing Your Preferences

You're in control. You can accept or reject optional cookie categories at any time from our Privacy Preference Center. You can also block or delete cookies through your browser settings, though disabling some cookies may affect how the site works for you.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or how we handle your data, please reach out via our contact page or email us at hr@testreveal.com.