Privacy notice
This site asks you for nothing. There is no sign-up and no payment, and no way for us to know who you are unless you write to us through the contact form. What is kept on your own device, and what happens to a message or a review you send, is listed here in full.
Checked against the code on 2026-10-27.
Who runs this site
The site is run by one person, not a company. There is no registered commercial entity behind it.
For anything to do with privacy — including asking what is stored or asking for it to be removed — write to the address at the foot of this page.
What we do not do
None of the following exists on this site, and that is checkable in the code:
- No user accounts and no sign-up.
- No form that collects personal details, except the contact form and the reviews form described below.
- No payments and no card details. Buying always happens on the provider’s own site.
- No third-party analytics. The site keeps anonymous totals of its own, described below, with no cookies and no identifiers.
- No ad networks, no tracking pixels, no profiling.
What is kept on your device
Three items, all of them in your own browser. None of them is sent to us or to anyone else:
- yeshklita_currencyCookie
The currency you chose for prices, so you do not have to choose it on every visit.
- yeshklita_previewCookieOnly written when that feature is switched on.
A preview password, and only while the preview gate is closed. It is open, so this cookie is not written.
- yk.recentDestinationsLocal storage
The country codes you searched for recently, to offer them in the search field. Country codes only.
All of these are removed when you clear site data in your browser. Tab storage also goes when you close the tab.
Anonymous usage counts
The site counts, for itself, how often things happen on it: visits, pages viewed, searches, clicks through to providers and to Booking.com (its deals page too), WhatsApp shares, and contact-form messages by topic. Only totals for each day are kept — "12 searches for Japan on 13 October", say — and no record of any visit or visitor.
What the browser sends: which page opened, without the search details in its address; the name of the site you came from (google.com, say, not the full address); the countries, number of days and currency you searched with, which boxes of the data calculator were ticked (social media, video calls, videos, hotspot), whether you asked for an unlimited plan or typed a GB amount — not the amount itself — and how many plans were found; and which provider you clicked, for which destination, and where it stood in the list. From the Booking.com section, only what was done (a place ticked, or a link to hotels, a car, attractions or an area of a city to stay in) and the country of the place you ticked or clicked are sent, never the city or the area. The server adds the kind of device (phone, tablet or computer) and the country you visited from, as the two-letter code the host, Vercel, attaches to the request. The IP address is not read for this and is not kept, and neither is anything you typed.
The counting has no cookie and no identifier, and nothing is stored in your browser for it. It cannot identify you, or connect one of your visits to another.
A browser that asks not to be tracked (Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track) is not counted at all.
The totals are kept in the Upstash database service (a US company, through Vercel). Each day deletes itself after about 13 months. Only the site's operator sees them, and they have no effect on the ranking.
The site also counts how many operations its database performs each day, to know when the database's free plan is nearly used up. It is one number a day, and it says nothing about any visitor.
When a wrong password is typed for the site's own management page, only how many times that happened in the last quarter of an hour is counted, to close the page for a quarter of an hour after ten tries. No IP address and no identifier.
Server logs
The site is hosted on Vercel, and hosting services keep technical request logs — including IP address, browser type and the page requested. Every site on the internet does this.
We do not read those logs to identify anyone, do not combine them with anything, and do not build profiles from them. They exist to run and secure the server.
The contact form
If you write to us on the "Contact" page, we receive what you filled in: the topic, the message, your email address, and your name if you chose to give it. The site does not store any of it.
The message is sent once, through the email service Resend (a US company), to the site’s inbox. The only copy that remains is that email.
The details are used only to reply to you. They are not used for mailings or advertising, and are not passed to anyone else.
You are not legally required to give these details. Without an email address we simply cannot reply.
The email is kept in the inbox for as long as it is needed to deal with your message. You can ask to see it or to have it deleted, at the address at the foot of this page.
Reviews
If you write a review on the "Reviews" page, only what you filled in is kept: the provider, the destination, the month of the trip, whether you would recommend it, the text, the name if you gave one, and the day it was sent. No email, IP address, time or device details are kept.
A review is not published before the site's operator reads and approves it. Once approved it is visible to everyone, with the name you wrote or as "Anonymous" — so it is best not to put personal details in it.
Reviews are kept in the Upstash database service (a US company, through Vercel) until they are deleted. A review that is not approved is deleted. Want a review you wrote removed? Write to us through the contact form and describe it so we can find it.
To stop repeated sending, the server remembers for a few minutes, in its own memory only, which address reviews came from. The address is not kept with the review or anywhere else.
Reviews have no effect on the order of plans in the comparison.
Feedback on the trial version
The "trial version" page closed on launch day, 27 October 2026, and no more feedback can be sent there. Of feedback sent before then, only what you filled in is kept: what it is about, what you wrote, which page, the kind of device, how you browsed, the mark, and the name if you gave one, and the day it was sent. No email, IP address, time or other details of the device were kept.
Only the site’s operator sees it. It is never published. It is kept in the Upstash database service (a US company, through Vercel) until deleted, and a copy was emailed at the time to the site’s mailbox through Resend (a US company).
Want feedback you sent deleted? Write to us through the contact form and describe it.
Links to providers
When you follow a button through to a provider, you leave this site. From that point the provider’s privacy policy applies, not ours.
The link carries an affiliate identifier telling the provider the click came from us, along with the plan you chose and its destination, so the provider opens that exact plan. It carries nothing that identifies you: no name, no email, no IP address from us, and not the trip length or data use you entered here.
The provider may set cookies of their own on their site. We have no control over those and no access to them.
Your rights
The only thing that identifies you and reaches us is a message you sent through the contact form. You can ask to see it, correct it or have it deleted.
Everything else sits in your browser and is entirely under your control — clearing site data removes all of it. The anonymous counts hold nothing connected to you, so there is nothing in them to see or delete.
If you have a privacy question or concern anyway, write to us and you will get a straight answer.
Changes
If this page changes, the date above changes with it. It is checked against the code rather than written once and forgotten.