Cookie Policy
Last updated: June 7, 2026
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored in your browser when you visit a website. Similar technologies (such as local storage) work the same way. They let sites remember your session and preferences across page loads. This policy explains the cookies Role Call uses and why. It is part of our Privacy Policy.
Cookies We Use
Session Cookie (Strictly Necessary)
Purpose:
Keeps you logged in as you move around the site.
Type:
A signed, first-party cookie set by Role Call.
Duration:
Expires when you sign out or after a period of inactivity.
Opt out?
No — without it you can't log in or use your account.
Security / CSRF Token (Strictly Necessary)
Purpose:
Protects forms and requests against cross-site request forgery.
Type:
First-party, set by Role Call.
Opt out?
No — required for secure use of the site.
Cloudflare Turnstile (Strictly Necessary, on forms)
Purpose:
Distinguishes humans from bots on forms such as sign-up, contact, and data
requests, to prevent spam and abuse.
Type:
Set by Cloudflare when the challenge loads.
More info: Cloudflare Privacy Policy.
Stripe (Functional, at checkout)
Purpose:
When you make a payment, Stripe sets cookies on its own domain to process the
payment and help prevent fraud.
Type:
Set by Stripe during checkout.
More info: Stripe Privacy Policy.
Analytics
We use PostHog for product analytics. Our PostHog analytics run server-side and do not set a browser analytics cookie. Analytics events are associated with your account rather than tracked across other websites. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Cookies We Do Not Use
- Advertising cookies — we don't run ads or use ad-network cookies.
- Cross-site tracking cookies — we don't track you across other websites.
- Third-party analytics cookies — our analytics don't set a browser cookie.
Managing Cookies
The cookies we set are strictly necessary or tied to a feature you choose to use (like checkout), so we don't show a separate cookie banner. You can still control cookies through your browser settings — most browsers let you view, delete, and block them — but blocking the session or security cookies will prevent you from logging in or using parts of the site.