Privacy

We only ask for what the audit needs.

The Website Audit Lab asks for a public website URL and an email address for the report. Do not send passwords, private documents, payment details, recovery codes, or account access through this audit.

What we collect

How we use it

The email address is used to send the audit report and, when appropriate, follow up about fixing the issues found. Little Fight NYC does not sell audit submissions.

What the audit does not need

The Website Audit Lab does not need logins, passwords, recovery codes, payment details, private files, customer records, staff records, API keys, or access to business accounts. It reviews public website information and technical signals that are already visible from the outside. If a deeper project later requires access to a website, Google profile, hosting account, booking tool, or payment platform, Little Fight will walk through a safer access method outside this public form.

Report delivery and follow-up

The report is sent to the email address provided. Little Fight may use that email to follow up about the report, ask a practical clarification, or suggest the free Tech Audit when the page problem appears connected to a larger website, search, software, lead, booking, payment, or workflow issue. The point is clarity, not pressure.

Public website testing

The submitted page may be tested for speed, mobile experience, search basics, accessibility signals, trust cues, and conversion friction. The report is not a legal, financial, security, or compliance certification. It is a fast first read designed to help a business owner decide whether a focused fix, a website cleanup, IT support, local search help, or a broader systems review makes sense.

Optional analytics

If you previously chose “Allow analytics” on Little Fight NYC, Google Analytics receives this page path and bounded funnel events such as audit started, accepted, ready, or a broad failure category. Those events never include the website address, email address, audit ID, report URL, or provider error text. With “Essential only” or no choice, the Audit Lab does not load Google Analytics or send these events.

How long we keep it

The generated report and its related viewing data are scheduled for deletion after 30 days. Little Fight keeps a minimal follow-up record — the email address, public business details, score, report link, and delivery status — in Netlify Database. The active follow-up record is scheduled for deletion 12 months after submission. Under Netlify’s current Pro backup lifecycle, recovery copies may remain after active deletion: scheduled backups are retained for 30 days, and on-publish backups retain the last 10 production publishes. You may ask us to delete the active follow-up record sooner.

When Little Fight approves a non-production deploy for testing, Netlify may create an isolated database copy for that branch. New audit submissions in non-production do not create durable follow-up records, and the isolated copy is removed with the branch.

Who else handles it

Running the audit means a few named services see part of a submission. Nothing is sold, and no one on this list receives more than what is described here.

Each is a business tool under Little Fight’s own account, used to deliver the report and follow up on it, and each is governed by its own privacy terms.

Data requests

Questions or deletion requests about an audit submission can be sent to Little Fight NYC at the contact details below. Include the website URL and email address used for the report so the request can be matched to the right submission.

Questions

Email hello@littlefightnyc.com or call (646) 360‑0318.