1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files or similar storage technologies placed on a device by a website or a service used by the website. They can help a site remember a setting, understand whether a page is working, measure usage or support a feature.
Some technologies are stored for a single visit and others may remain until they expire or are deleted. A website may also use related technologies such as local storage, pixels, tags or server-side identifiers. This policy uses “cookies” as a broad term for those tools where appropriate.
2. What the current production site does
The current front-end package uses JavaScript for the mobile navigation, FAQ accordions, scroll reveals, the contact modal and its local success state. The form does not currently send the information entered into it to a server or third-party service.
The site may still be hosted on infrastructure that records basic technical request logs. If analytics, advertising tags, embedded media, live chat, a CRM form or other third-party tools are added, the configuration should be reviewed and this page updated with the relevant provider, purpose and retention details.
3. Types of cookies that may be used
Strictly necessary
These support core functions such as security, page delivery, navigation, form protection or remembering a privacy choice. They are usually not optional where the site cannot operate without them.
Preference cookies
These remember choices such as language, display settings or a previously selected preference so the site can behave consistently.
Analytics cookies
These help us understand which pages are visited, how people move through the site and whether pages or campaigns are useful. Where used, analytics should be configured with appropriate privacy controls and disclosed clearly.
Advertising or measurement cookies
These may help measure campaigns, build audiences or show relevant advertising on a third-party platform. They should be used only when the relevant consent, legal basis and client instructions are in place.
4. Third-party services
Some services used with the website may place their own cookies or collect information through tags or pixels. Examples may include analytics providers, advertising platforms, embedded video services, scheduling tools, maps, chat tools or form providers.
Third-party services operate under their own privacy notices and terms. Before a new service is connected, the site owner should review where the service operates, what it collects, how long it retains information, whether it transfers data internationally and what controls it offers to visitors.
5. Your choices
Depending on the technologies deployed and your location, you may be able to control optional cookies through a consent banner, a preference centre, browser settings or the controls offered by the relevant third party.
Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies. Browser controls can affect more than this site, and blocking a cookie does not necessarily delete information already collected by a provider. If a consent tool is added to the site, its controls should be the main way to manage optional technologies here.
6. What happens if cookies are blocked
Blocking necessary cookies or local storage may affect navigation, form behaviour, privacy preferences or other interactive features. The current site is designed to remain readable without optional analytics or advertising technologies. If future features depend on a third-party service, the effect of blocking that service should be explained at the point of choice.
7. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when the site, hosting configuration, analytics setup, advertising tools or applicable requirements change. The updated version will be posted here with a new effective date. A significant change may also be communicated through a consent tool or another reasonable notice.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies or the technologies used on this site can be sent to hello@toprealtyclicks.com. Please include “Cookies” in the subject line.
For information about personal information more generally, read our Privacy Policy.
