Subprocessors
The providers that do part of Skryp’s work, and what each one receives. None of them receives more than its part needs, and none is paid with your data.
Updated 2 October 2026
| Provider | What it does for us | What it receives |
|---|---|---|
| Paystack | Card payments, plan renewals and refunds | Your email address, the amount and what you bought, and the card details you enter on its page |
| DataImpulse | Residential and mobile IP addresses | The pages requested through those IPs, and what the sites send back |
| Bright Data | Advanced unblocking, as a last resort | The address and country of pages that need it, and the page that comes back |
| OpenRouter, with the model's maker (now OpenAI) | Model extraction, when page data and learned selectors are not enough | The page text being extracted and the fields or question you gave |
| Resend | Email: password resets and payment notices | Your email address and the message |
| netcup GmbH (Germany) | Runs our servers and stores the database and backups | Everything stored for your account, encrypted where noted on the Security page |
Services that see only what you request
These see the pages, URLs or queries your requests involve, never your name, email or account:
- The websites you ask Skryp to read.
- Search engines, for search requests: Bing, Brave Search and Yahoo receive the query, and DuckDuckGo or Mojeek when a request names them.
- The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine and Common Crawl, for archive requests: they receive the address you asked about.
- IP location services (ipinfo.io, ipapi.co, ifconfig.co and country.is), which see only our own exit IP addresses, to check the country each page came from.
Changes
When we add or replace a provider that receives personal information, we update this page first. How we handle personal information is in the Privacy Policy.