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Sub-processors

The third parties below process data on Filarr’s behalf. Our analytics (Plausible) is self-hosted on our own infrastructure and is therefore not a sub-processor: no usage data is sent to a third-party service.

Sub-processorRoleDataLocationSafeguard
Cloudflare, Inc.API compute (Workers), database (D1), encrypted-file storage (R2), rate limiting (KV)Accounts, file metadata, audit logs, encrypted blobs (opaque), anti-abuse countersUnited States (company) · R2 data in EU (Frankfurt)Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) · content end-to-end encrypted, unreadable by the sub-processor
Vercel Inc.Website hosting & delivery (CDN); performance metrics (Web Vitals)HTTP request logs, performance metricsUnited States (global CDN)Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)
Stripe, Inc. / Stripe Payments EuropePayment & subscription processingCard data (handled by Stripe, never stored by Filarr), customer id, billing historyUnited States / Ireland (EU)PCI DSS Level 1 · SCCs for transfers
ResendService transactional email (verification, team invitations, billing notices)Recipient email address, transactional message contentUnited StatesStandard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)
OVH SASContact / waitlist form email; domain-name registrarName, email and message submitted in the form; DNS recordsFrance (Roubaix)Hosting and processing within the EU
SentryError & incident monitoring (optional)Error events, technical stack tracesEU ingestion (de.sentry.io)EU ingestion region · SCCs

Notification and objection

We update this list before adding or replacing any sub-processor. To be notified of changes, email contact@filarr.com. A business customer may object to a new sub-processor; if we cannot accommodate the objection, the customer may terminate the affected service.

Reminder: for file content, end-to-end encryption means no sub-processor — including the storage host — has access to the plaintext.


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