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Subprocessors

The companies that handle data for BotSay, what each one receives, and why. We tell customers at least 30 days before a new one starts.

Last updated 21 September 2026. Privacy

AI engines

They receive the questions you wrote, and nothing about you.

CompanyWhat it receivesWhyWhere
OpenAIQuestion text, marketMeasuring how ChatGPT answersUnited States
AnthropicQuestion text, market. Separately, the stored answer text from every engineMeasuring how Claude answers, and finding brand mentions in every answerUnited States
GoogleQuestion textMeasuring how Gemini answersUnited States
PerplexityQuestion text, marketMeasuring how Perplexity answersUnited States
xAIQuestion textMeasuring how Grok answersUnited States
DataForSEOQuestion text as a search query, with location and languageReading Google's AI search results through licensed search infrastructureEstonia

Everyone else

CompanyWhat it receivesWhyWhere
CaspioAll customer data, and the waiting listThe database holding every BotSay recordUnited States
RailwayData passing through the running application, and stored measurement historyHosting the applicationUnited States (US West)
StripeBilling contact and card details, given by you directly to StripeTaking paymentUnited States
ResendRecipient addresses and message contentSending the Monday email, service email and waiting-list messagesUnited States
CloudflareSite traffic, and bot-check signals from formsHosting www.botsay.ai and preventing abuseGlobal
Google (Analytics, Tag Manager)Site visit data, only after you accept cookiesUnderstanding how people use www.botsay.aiTo be confirmed
HubSpotWaiting-list email addresses, once confirmedOur customer relationship systemTo be confirmed

Planned, not yet active

HubSpot, for customer accounts. We plan to send the workspace as a company and its admins and members as contacts, with the plan and its dates. Never your questions, answers or figures. Customers will get at least 30 days' notice before this starts, and may object.

This page matches Annex II of our data processing addendum, the contract document that names subprocessors for customers under contract. "To be confirmed" marks a location we have not finished settling.