Privacy Policy

You'll see some words capitalized throughout this policy. Those have specific meanings that we define below, and they stay the same whether we're talking about one or many of them.

Here's what we mean by certain terms in this Privacy Policy: • Account is the unique login you create to get into Grandbridge or parts of our service. • Affiliate means a company that either controls us, is controlled by us, or shares ownership with us. Control means owning at least half of the voting shares or equivalent. • Company refers to Grandbridge. We also use "We," "Us," and "Our" to mean the same thing throughout this agreement. • Cookies are tiny files that websites put on your device to track what you're doing and what you like. • Country means Washington, United States. • Device is whatever you're using to access us—a computer, phone, tablet, that kind of thing. • Personal Data is information that identifies you or could identify you. • Service means the Grandbridge website and our ordering platform. • Service Provider is anyone we hire to process information for us. • Usage Data is stuff we automatically collect from how you use our service. • Website is Grandbridge and everything we do online. • You is the person using our service, or the company you work for if you're accessing it on their behalf.

We might ask you for personally identifiable information so we can get in touch or know who you are. That can include your name, email address, or messages you send through our contact form. We also collect Usage Data. Usage Data gets collected automatically whenever you use our service. It includes your device's Internet Protocol address, what browser and version you're using, which pages you visited, how long you spent on each one, device identifiers, and diagnostic information.

We use Cookies and similar tracking tech to keep tabs on what's happening and remember information. Tracking technologies include beacons, tags, and scripts that collect data and help us improve our service. • Cookies or Browser Cookies. A cookie is basically a small file that sits on your device. You can tell your browser to reject all cookies or give you a heads-up when one shows up. • Web Beacons. Some parts of our service and emails have tiny electronic files called web beacons. They let us count how many people visit or track whether someone opens an email. We rely on Session and Persistent Cookies for important functions, saving your preferences, and making things work smoothly. Check our Cookies Policy if you want the full breakdown.

Grandbridge uses your Personal Data to keep the service running and to track how it's being used. We need it to manage your account and registration, fulfill what we've promised you, and stay in contact through email, phone, SMS, or other channels. We also send you updates, special offers, and information about the service. When you reach out with requests or questions, we use your data to respond. If our business goes through a transition or transfer, your information might be part of that. Beyond all that, we look at trends, see how well our campaigns are doing, and find ways to make the service better. Your information can be shared with Service Providers, business partners, affiliated organizations, and sometimes the public depending on the situation, or whenever you give us permission.

We keep your Personal Data only as long as we need it for what this policy describes. There are also times we hang onto data because the law requires it. Your information gets processed at our facilities wherever our team works. That could mean your data travels to and sits on computers in a different state, province, country, or jurisdiction than where you are. Using our service and sending us information means you're okay with that happening.

You can ask us to delete your Personal Data. Our service might let you remove certain things straight from your account. Just sign in and you can update, change, or get rid of your information. That said, we might keep some data if we're required to by law or if we have a valid reason to hold onto it.

If Grandbridge gets merged with another company, acquired, or sells its assets, your Personal Data could move along with that. We'll let you know before anything like that happens. We might have to share your Personal Data if the law demands it or if courts, government agencies, or authorities ask for it. We take data security seriously, but nothing is completely bulletproof. We use reasonable protections for your information, though we can't promise it's totally secure.

Our service isn't aimed at anyone under 18. We don't knowingly collect personal information from kids. If you're a parent or guardian and your child gave us Personal Data, please get in touch. The moment we realize we collected information from someone under 18 without parental consent, we delete it.

Grandbridge has links to other websites that we don't run. Following those third-party links takes you to their sites. We'd really encourage you to read their privacy policies. We can't control what those sites do and we're not responsible for their content, policies, or practices.

We might update this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we do, we'll post the changes here. Before changes go live, we'll notify you by email or put up a notice on the service. This privacy policy became effective August 5, 2026.

Got questions about this Privacy Policy? Reach out to us at info@grandbridge.site.