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Handled thoughtfully.
Privacy notice · Updated November 13, 2026
Rabbit Hole Happy Hour uses the information you share to respond to your inquiry and explore a private company event with you.
What the form collects
We collect your email address, business website, preferred event location, and estimated total event budget. If you choose a topic, we save that choice too. We normalize your business website to its domain and protocol, removing paths, queries, and fragments. We do not visit your website automatically when you submit.
Each inquiry also includes a record ID, submission time, form and budget versions, and, when you allow measurement, source, medium, campaign, content, and keyword labels and Google ad-click identifiers supplied in the landing link. We use this information for follow-up and to understand interest in our first events. Submitting does not sign you up for a newsletter, reserve an event, or commit you to a purchase.
Where information is stored
This website is hosted with Vercel. Inquiries and usage events are stored in private Vercel storage that the site owner can access and export. If you allow measurement, Google Analytics and Google Ads also receive limited usage and advertising measurement data. Google may process connection information, including your IP address, when its tools load. We use Resend to email the site owner a copy of your inquiry for follow-up.
Your measurement choice
If you choose “Allow measurement,” we measure visits, inquiry button clicks, topic selections, form starts, and successful or failed submissions. These events contain a random tab session ID and limited campaign labels or ad-click identifiers, never your form answers, including your email address, business website, event location, or budget. A successful-submission event is recorded only after your inquiry is saved. We do not send your form answers to Google or use enhanced conversions.
Your browser remembers your measurement choice in local storage. After you opt in, session storage keeps the random ID, permitted campaign information, and deduplication IDs for the active tab. Your form answers are not saved in browser storage. When Google measurement is configured, its cookies help connect ad clicks with visits and inquiries. Google tags do not load before you allow measurement, and personalized advertising is disabled. Use “Privacy choices” at the bottom of the page to withdraw permission; we stop sending optional events, clear our session measurement data and accessible Google measurement cookies, and notify any loaded Google tag of the change. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control disable optional measurement. Your inquiry works whether you accept, decline, or block analytics.
Learn how Google uses information from sites that use its services. Browser privacy choices and ad blockers mean measurement may not include every visit or inquiry.
Security and retention
We use a hidden spam field and short-lived, hashed network identifiers for rate limiting. Raw IP addresses are not stored in our inquiry or analytics tables. Our hosting providers may process technical connection information to operate and protect the site.
Inquiries are set to expire after 365 days, usage events after 90 days, and rate-limit records after one day. We do not sell inquiry information.
Questions or deletion requests
Use the inquiry form with the same email address associated with your information. If you’re contacting us about your data, enter “Privacy request” for the event location and choose “Not sure yet” for the budget. When we follow up, tell us what you would like to access, correct, or delete. No separate contact email is published.
Go to the inquiry form