This policy explains the cookies, browser storage, and measurement requests used by leadstosalesagency.com. The website offers two choices: Essential only and Accept analytics. Our own analytics run under both; Google Analytics runs only under Accept analytics. Closing the notice without choosing keeps Essential only. You can change the choice through Privacy preferences in the footer.
What these technologies do
Cookies are small records a website or provider stores in a browser. Local storage is another way to keep information in that browser. A measurement script can also send information to a provider without storing a cookie. For that reason, our analytics choice applies to optional measurement scripts and requests as well as cookies.
A normal request for a page involves technical information, including an IP address and requested URL. Delivering the website and protecting it are separate from optional audience measurement.
Essential functions and saved choices
Essential functions support website delivery, security, bot detection and your privacy choice. The website stores your choice in a local storage record named lts-consent (and a first-party cookie named lts_consent) so it can remember it. The server also records your IP address, browser and device details, time zone and page requests for security and basic counts under both choices.
Your choice record lasts up to 12 months (the cookie) or until you change it or clear browser storage; clearing it shows the notice again. The anonymous tag described below is stored under both choices and stays until you clear your browser storage.
Optional analytics
Under both choices we store an anonymous random tag (local storage key lts-did and a first-party cookie lts_did, refreshed each visit) that links your visits over time, and a visit ID (sessionStorage key lts-sid and local storage key lts-last, a 30-minute visit window). Under both choices our own first-party analytics record clicks, scrolling, time on page, forms you start or leave unfinished, questions asked to the website's assistant and exit pages, and a masked replay of screen activity is recorded and kept for up to 30 days. Accept analytics additionally turns on Google Analytics 4.
Google Analytics runs only after you choose Accept analytics. Under Essential only, we do not run Google Analytics; our own analytics, the anonymous tag and the server logs described above continue. Choosing Essential only after accepting stops Google Analytics, keeps the anonymous tag, and does not remove records already collected.
Permission for analytics does not authorize advertising pixels or remarketing. The website's analytics choice is not permission for an unrelated future tracking purpose.
Change or withdraw your choice
Open Privacy preferences in the footer and choose Essential only to stop Google Analytics for subsequent activity, or Accept analytics to allow it. Our own analytics are not tied to that switch, so if you want your records erased, contact us and we will erase the records tied to your device ID or IP address.
Your choice applies to the browser and device where you make it. Another browser, private-browsing session, or device may need its own choice. If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as Essential only.
Our analytics do not run in the owner portal, client proposal areas or other private areas, and we ask search engines not to index them. Hidden fields and a hidden link on public pages help us tell people from automated traffic; a person never sees them and following them is not a choice you make.
The website does not separately change its operation in response to the legacy Do Not Track browser setting; legally recognized opt-out signals are handled as described above. You can also use browser controls to inspect or clear stored records, but blocking a cookie alone may not stop a script or request. Use the website's essential-only choice to withdraw its optional analytics permission.
Storage periods and earlier information
Analytics records can have different lifetimes depending on the provider, record type, browser, and actual configuration. Browser storage settings show the records present on your device and, for cookies, available expiry information. A cookie's expiry is different from the provider's retention of information already received.
Withdrawing permission stops subsequent optional measurement but does not automatically remove every record already collected or stored. Browser controls can remove local records. Contact us about applicable rights concerning information already received; the Privacy Policy explains retention criteria and request handling.
Learn more or contact us
Our Privacy Policy explains personal-information uses, recipients, international processing, and your rights. Google and Replit also publish information about their technologies and privacy practices. Their notices supplement the explanation of their services and do not replace LTS's responsibilities.
Provider information is available at https://policies.google.com/privacy and https://replit.com/privacy-policy.
Contact Leads To Sales LLC at contact@leadstosalesagency.com or (385) 217-8194 with a question about website privacy choices or a control that is not working as described.