Name: SuperSchema
Author: SuperSchema

How we handle your data.SuperSchema scans your website, generates schema markup, and stores the results so you can come back to them.What we commit to.

All connections encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+.

Customer data stored encrypted at rest by our cloud providers.

We never see or store your payment card information.

Where your data lives.A small set of well-known sub-processors. SuperSchema keeps the stack intentionally simple so the path of account, scan, schema, and billing data is clear.

Database Supabase (managed Postgres), primary store for accounts, scans, and schema output.

Authentication Clerk, handles sign-in, sessions, and password storage. We never see or store passwords directly.

Payments Stripe, processes subscriptions and one-time audit purchases. Card data is handled entirely by Stripe.

Hosting Cloud-hosted infrastructure with encryption at rest and isolated staging and production environments.

Analytics Google Analytics 4, loaded through Google Tag Manager, for page and traffic analytics.

Product analytics FullStory, records how people move through the product so we can find what confuses or breaks.

Your scan data stays your scan data.We use your information to provide the product, not to create an advertising profile or train third-party models.

We don't run ad-targeting against your account.

We don't use your website content to train AI models.

We don't share your scan results with other customers.

Clear about where we are today.We do not yet hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA certifications. We are working toward all three.Need a security review?If your business or procurement process requires a specific certification, talk to us. For Growth and higher subscription tiers, we complete reasonable security questionnaires on request.Questions or vulnerability reports.If you believe you have found a security issue, please describe it and give us a chance to investigate before disclosing publicly.Send security questions: https://superschema.ai/contact