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Sub-processors

Last updated: June 3, 2026

A sub-processor is a third party that Shand Enterprises LLC ("Clyro", "we", "us") engages to process data on our behalf in order to provide the Clyro platform, dashboard, and the funnels our customers ("operators") publish through us (together, the "Service"). Each sub-processor is bound to protect the data and to use it only to provide its service to us.

This page is the authoritative, current list referenced by our Privacy Policy and our Data Processing Addendum. Under the DPA, Clyro will give operators notice before adding or replacing a sub-processor that processes funnel-visitor data, and operators may object on reasonable grounds. See Change notifications below for how to subscribe.

Infrastructure and hosting

These providers host the Service, store its data, deliver it over the network, and help us keep it running.

Sub-processorPurposeData processedLocation
RailwayCloud hosting, application database, and cacheAll Service data (at rest)United States
CloudflareCDN, DNS, secure tunnel ingress, TLS and custom-domain SSL, and edge caching; also the source of the visitor IP addressTraffic metadata and visitor IP addressesGlobal (edge)
Cloudflare R2Object storage for media, fonts, and AI web-capture artifactsOperator media and related artifactsGlobal
SentryError and performance monitoringDiagnostic data (cookies and authentication tokens are stripped)United States

Operator account and communications

These providers support operator sign-in, billing, transactional email, and the in-app AI assistant. They primarily process operator account data, for which Clyro is the controller under the Privacy Policy.

Sub-processorPurposeData processedLocation
Shand PayClyro subscription billing (affiliated billing service of Shand Enterprises LLC; wraps the Authorize.Net processor)Operator billing details and payment-method tokens (no full card number reaches Clyro)United States
ResendTransactional and notification emailOperator email addresses and message contentUnited States
GoogleOperator sign-in (Sign in with Google)Authentication identifiersGlobal
AppleOperator sign-in (Sign in with Apple)Authentication identifiersGlobal
AnthropicPowers the in-app AI assistant (Claude)Funnel content and brand settings, and aggregated analytics; NO raw visitor contact details are sentUnited States

Operator media processing (video)

These providers process video an operator uploads to the Service — for hosting, streaming, transcription, and chapter generation. They process the content the operator uploads; what that content contains is up to the operator.

Sub-processorPurposeData processedLocation
MuxVideo upload, transcoding, and streamingOperator-uploaded videoUnited States
DeepgramSpeech-to-text transcription of operator videosOperator video audioUnited States
Google (Generative AI)Generates video chapters from transcriptsVideo transcript textUnited States / Global

Funnel-visitor data (processed on operators' behalf)

These providers process funnel-visitor data on behalf of the operator who runs the funnel. For this data the operator is the controller and Clyro is the processor; the terms are set out in the DPA.

Sub-processorPurposeData processedLocation
FingerprintJS ProDevice identification and fraud/bot risk signals on published funnelsVisitor device and network signalsGlobal
ZeroBounceEmail validation / lead-quality enrichment of submitted leadsSubmitted email addressesUnited States
TwilioPhone line-type and risk enrichment of submitted leadsSubmitted phone numbersUnited States / Global

Operator-controlled third parties (not Clyro sub-processors)

Operators can connect or embed their own third-party services into their funnels. When they do, those services receive data at the operator's direction — the operator is the controller of that data and chooses those services, so they are not Clyro sub-processors and are not covered by this list. They typically fall into three groups:

  • Funnel payment providers the operator connects to collect money from their own visitors — for example Stripe, Fanbasis, and Whop. Card details are handled by the operator's chosen provider and never reach Clyro's servers.
  • Connected marketing and CRM integrations the operator enables — for example GoHighLevel, PostHog, Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel, Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, and outbound webhooks.
  • Third-party tracking the operator pastes into their funnel via custom code — for example Trakyo, Google Tag Manager, and Hotjar.

These destinations send and receive data at the operator's direction. The operator — not Clyro — is the controller of those onward transfers and is responsible for disclosing them and obtaining any required consent. See How we share information in the Privacy Policy.

Two special cases

Two location and font sources are not sub-processors, because no visitor data is sent to them. (1) A MaxMind GeoLite2 database is bundled and queried locally on Clyro's own servers to derive approximate location from a visitor's IP — nothing about the visitor is sent to MaxMind to perform the lookup. (2) When an operator chooses a Google Font for their funnel, the visitor's browser loads that font directly from Google's font CDN, which means the visitor's IP and browser are exposed to Google for that request. This is an operator styling choice, not a transfer Clyro makes on the operator's behalf.

Change notifications and contact

We may update this list as our infrastructure evolves. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent change. Under the DPA, before we add or replace a sub-processor that processes funnel-visitor data, we will give operators advance notice and an opportunity to object on reasonable grounds.

To request change notifications, raise an objection, or ask any question about this list, contact Shand Enterprises LLC at team@clyro.io.

The locations listed above are indicative of each provider's primary processing regions; providers may process data in other regions. Where required, international transfers are governed by appropriate safeguards as described in the Privacy Policy and the DPA.