By using SEO Core App, its Chrome extension, or Shopify app, you agree to use the services lawfully, keep access secure, and follow the product limits.
Last updated: September 23, 2026
Service owner: Alejandro Sánchez. Contact: [email protected]. Jurisdiction: Mexico.
You retain ownership of your content, websites, active-page data analyzed by the Chrome extension, Shopify store content, project data, connected account data, and integration outputs. You authorize SEO Core App to store, process, analyze, transform, and display that information only as needed to operate the product and deliver the SEO and digital-marketing workflows you request. We do not claim ownership of your website, store, content, or SEO data.
SEO Core App may use customer data to maintain your account, provide support, enforce plan limits, generate requested SEO workflows, analyze active pages through the user-invoked Chrome extension, connect authorized Shopify stores, sync connected integrations, prepare reports, maintain deployment records, verify approved changes, protect the platform, and keep an auditable history of actions. These uses are limited to providing SEO, website, store, and digital-marketing functionality; we do not sell the data or use it for unrelated advertising.
You are responsible for connecting only accounts, websites, browser pages, and Shopify properties you are authorized to use; reviewing AI-generated or system-generated recommendations before applying them; and keeping passwords, API keys, OAuth access, deploy tokens, snippets, plugins, and webhook endpoints secure. Do not use the services to analyze or modify data you do not have permission to access.
The services do not provide general browsing surveillance, collect a user's browsing history through the Chrome extension, inspect active pages without the user's action, access Shopify customer or order records, track storefront buyers, place advertising pixels or cookies in a storefront, sell website or store data, or make decisions about individuals. The Shopify app does not change store content or settings without an approved merchant action.
The service is provided on an as-is and as-available basis. Features, limits, integrations, models, reports, and deployment methods may change to preserve security, reliability, compliance, provider compatibility, and product quality.
Paid plans, billing cycles, and included limits are disclosed before purchase. Renewals can be cancelled for future periods from the billing section inside the app. Billing and subscription data may be processed by payment providers to collect payments, prevent fraud, manage invoices, apply taxes, and maintain account status inside SEO Core App.
These terms apply to customer data you enter, generate, connect, or approve inside SEO Core App, through the Chrome extension, or through the Shopify app.
| Data source | Examples | How SEO Core App may use it | Your responsibility and control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account and organization data | User profile, organization membership, roles, login/security events, and plan status. | Operate accounts, permissions, support, security, billing status, and plan enforcement. | Keep account access accurate and remove users who should no longer have access. |
| Project and website data | Domains, URLs, crawl outputs, metadata, issue evidence, reports, and project settings. | Provide audits, recommendations, reports, prioritization, and project-specific SEO workflows. | Only add sites and URLs you are authorized to analyze. |
| Chrome extension active-page data | The active page URL and rendered metadata, headings, content, images, alt text, links, structured data, indexing signals, robots.txt, sitemaps, and HTTP status. | Provide the user-requested on-page SEO and digital-marketing analysis in the extension. | Open or refresh the extension only on pages you are authorized to analyze and choose whether to enter a keyword. |
| Shopify merchant and store data | Shop domain, OAuth access token, authorized content, SEO fields, redirects, app-owned schema metafields, deployment logs, crawler settings, and optional storefront access credentials. | Connect the store, support SEO analysis and crawling, apply approved SEO changes, and maintain deployment and restore history. | Authorize or disconnect the store, approve changes, choose enabled deployment types, and protect store credentials. |
| Connected Google data | Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 properties, search queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and analytics context. | Sync performance signals, support rank tracking, build reports, and connect search data to SEO actions. | Authorize only properties you may access and disconnect integrations when no longer needed. |
| AI and content workflows | Prompts, drafts, keyword context, selected project context, AI outputs, and BYOK provider requests. | Generate requested recommendations, drafts, explanations, and Autopilot responses. | Review all outputs before use and manage any connected provider API keys. |
| Deployment data | Approved SEO changes, deployment payloads, version history, project tokens, snippets, Node or WordPress connection status, and webhook status. | Apply approved changes, synchronize deployments, verify live state, and support rollback history. | Approve changes carefully, protect deploy tokens, and disable or roll back deployments when needed. |
| Billing, support, and security data | Payment metadata, invoices, support communications, usage events, errors, and audit logs. | Manage subscriptions, resolve issues, prevent abuse, maintain reliability, and satisfy legal obligations. | Keep billing information current and contact support for account or data requests. |
