Subprocessors

To deliver the Crunchly service, we engage third-party subprocessors that handle infrastructure, payments, email, analytics, and similar functions. This page lists every subprocessor that may process your personal data on Crunchly's behalf.

We sign a Data Processing Addendum (DPA) or equivalent with each subprocessor where required by law (GDPR Article 28, CPRA). We update this page whenever a subprocessor is added, removed, or replaced.

Current subprocessors

SubprocessorPurposeData processedLocationPrivacy policy
Vercel Hosting, edge runtime, serverless functions Site traffic, IP address, server logs USA vercel.com
Supabase Database, authentication, file storage Account info, deal data, session tokens USA (us-east-1) supabase.com
Stripe Payments, subscriptions, billing portal, tax Name, email, billing address, payment method (Stripe-stored) USA / Ireland stripe.com
Resend Transactional email delivery Email address, message content (transient) USA resend.com
Anthropic Ask Crunch AI chat (Claude API) Chat prompts you submit (not used to train models) USA anthropic.com
Google (Maps + Analytics) Property address lookup; site analytics (opt-in only) Property addresses you enter; anonymized IP for GA4 USA google.com
Cloudflare / jsDelivr / cdnjs JavaScript library CDN (Supabase JS, Chart.js, etc.) IP address (network-level) Global edge cloudflare.com
OpenStreetMap (Nominatim) Fallback address geocoding Property addresses you enter UK / Germany osmfoundation.org
Unsplash Editorial article images in Market News widget IP address (network-level, image fetch) USA unsplash.com
Twitter / X Investor Voices news widget (embedded content) IP address (network-level, embed fetch) USA twitter.com
FRED (St. Louis Fed) Mortgage rate data for rate-change alerts None (server-to-server) USA stlouisfed.org

How we evaluate subprocessors

Before engaging any new subprocessor, we review their security posture, data-handling commitments, and privacy compliance (GDPR / CPRA / SOC 2 where applicable). Each is bound by contract to: (a) use personal data only on our documented instructions, (b) maintain appropriate security measures, and (c) notify us promptly of any data incident.

Cross-border transfers

Where personal data is transferred from the EU/UK/Switzerland to the United States, we rely on Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) plus supplementary measures per the Schrems II decision. Where a subprocessor offers EU-region hosting and the customer requests it, we accommodate where feasible.

Notification of changes

We will update this page when subprocessors change. Customers on Pro or Investor plans who require advance notice of subprocessor changes for their own compliance program can email legal@crunchly.io to be added to our notification list.