Privacy
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Rillor.com is an informational corporate, product, and dataset website. It does not offer accounts, run a public data API, or use third-party analytics and advertising trackers. It operates one contact form, for data requests and partnership inquiries.
Last updated / July 31, 2026
Information handled by the site
Like most internet services, the infrastructure serving rillor.com may create ordinary technical logs. These may include an IP address, requested path, request time, user-agent information, and technical details needed to operate, secure, and diagnose the service.
This version of the site does not set analytics or advertising cookies.
What the contact form collects
The form at rillor.com/contact asks for your name, work email address, organization, inquiry type, the dataset your request concerns where that applies, and the project or use case the data supports. You may also describe the sources, entities, fields, geography, history, or cadence you need, your preferred delivery method, your role, and your timeline. Your acknowledgment of this notice and the time of submission are recorded with the request.
We use that information to respond to the inquiry, understand and qualify the requirement, maintain an appropriate business record, and protect the service from abuse. Submitting the form starts no marketing sequence and subscribes you to no mailing list.
The form accepts text only and takes no attachments. Do not submit credentials, privileged legal material, health information, payment data, or other sensitive personal information through it.
Email instead of the form
You can send the same request directly to contact@rillor.com, and the form offers that address when a submission cannot be delivered. An inquiry sent by email is handled the same way as one sent through the form.
Service providers
A submission is sent from your browser to rillor.com only. The site then passes it server-side to a Rillor-controlled endpoint operated on Amazon Web Services, which delivers one notification email to the Rillor contact mailbox. AWS therefore processes the submission and the resulting message: Amazon Simple Email Service in the us-east-1 region sends it, with Amazon API Gateway and AWS Lambda handling the request and Amazon CloudWatch recording operational outcomes. Those operational records hold the result, the inquiry type, and a reason code; they do not record the body of your inquiry.
AWS credentials, endpoint addresses, and internal error text never appear in the pages your browser loads.
Information may also be handled by service providers that support hosting and communications, or disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with law, protect rights and safety, or address misuse. Rillor does not sell personal information collected through this website.
Retention
We keep only what is needed to answer and operate the form. The notification email and any reply thread stay in the Rillor contact mailbox while the inquiry is open and for an ordinary business record afterward, and are removed when they are no longer needed. The delivery endpoint keeps no separate copy of an inquiry once the notification is sent, and operational and technical logs are kept on a short rolling schedule. You may ask us to delete your inquiry record.
External services
Links to Grellum and other external websites lead to services with their own practices and policies. This notice applies only to rillor.com.
Questions
For a privacy question concerning this website, email trevor@rillor.com.