Privacy

Privacy Policy

This page explains what WentoCart collects on the official websites. It applies to wentocart.com, demo.wentocart.com, and marketplace.wentocart.com. It does not apply to a shop you install on your own server. That shop’s data stays on the host you choose.

What we collect

• Download form. Name, email, and phone are required before the community ZIP starts. An optional message may be included. We use this to send the package and to follow up about the product.
• Contact form. Name, email, topic, and message. Used only to reply. Do not send passwords or payment data.
• Blog and marketplace notices. Email addresses you type into a subscribe box, if you choose to subscribe.
• Demo. Contact details you submit to start or follow up on a demo session. Demo stores use sample data and reset automatically.
• Marketplace account. If you create an account, we store the details you enter so you can sign in, save a wishlist, and use checkout.
• Technical logs. Standard server logs such as IP address, browser, and the page requested. Used to operate and secure the sites.

What we do not do

We do not sell your contact details. We do not ask for card numbers on these websites. Payment, if you ever buy a paid extension later, is handled by the payment provider you complete checkout with.

Cookies and analytics

The sites use cookies that are needed to run the download gate, forms, and marketplace session. If analytics is enabled, it may record page views so we can see which guides are used. You can block non-essential cookies in your browser.

How long we keep it

Download and contact records are kept so we can reply and see which package you received. Demo sessions expire on their own. You can ask us to delete or correct your contact details.

Your requests

To ask what we hold, or to ask for a correction or deletion, email info@wentocart.com or use the contact form. Say that the message is about privacy.

Security reports

To report a vulnerability, email info@wentocart.com or use the contact form and choose Security. Do not post exploit details in public. See the FAQ for the disclosure process.

Last updated 3 November 2026.