Cookie Policy

Last updated: 23 July 2026

This policy explains how ExtolX Limited uses cookies and similar technologies on its website.

What cookies are

Cookies are small files stored on a device. Similar technologies may store or access information, recognise a browser, maintain a basket, protect a website, remember preferences or measure usage.

How we use them

We may use:

  • strictly necessary cookies for security, checkout, basket, account sessions, payments, load balancing and consent choices;
  • preference cookies to remember optional settings;
  • analytics cookies to understand website performance and usage; and
  • advertising cookies to measure campaigns or tailor advertising.

We use non-essential cookies only after consent. Withdrawing consent does not affect cookies already used lawfully, but it stops future optional use.

Current cookie list

Our current website uses WordPress and WooCommerce, hosted by Hostinger. CookieYes provides our consent banner and stores consent preferences in the visitor's browser. We use CookieYes in its free native WordPress mode and have not connected the website to a CookieYes cloud account. SureForms is used for contact forms, Cloudflare Turnstile protects forms from automated abuse, Wallid provides Pay-by-Bank checkout, Google Places provides address autocomplete, and Google Site Kit and Google for WooCommerce provide analytics and advertising/conversion measurement.

The following table describes confirmed or expected cookies and similar technologies. A cookie may appear only after you use the relevant feature or give the required consent. Plugin and provider updates may change identifiers or durations.

Cookie or technology Provider Purpose Category Typical duration
cookieyes-consent ExtolX / CookieYes Remembers whether the visitor accepted, rejected or customised optional cookie categories. Strictly necessary/consent preference 180 days
woocommerce_cart_hash ExtolX / WooCommerce Detects changes to the shopping basket. Strictly necessary Session
woocommerce_items_in_cart ExtolX / WooCommerce Remembers whether the basket contains products. Strictly necessary Session
wp_woocommerce_session_* ExtolX / WooCommerce Links a visitor to their server-side basket data. Strictly necessary 2 days
WordPress login/session cookies ExtolX / WordPress Supports account authentication and security where a user signs in. Strictly necessary Session or according to login choice
Cart, checkout and payment session identifiers ExtolX, CartFlows and Wallid Operates the cart and checkout, initiates and reconciles Pay-by-Bank payments, and helps prevent fraud. Strictly necessary Session or transaction period
Turnstile tokens and technical signals Cloudflare Distinguishes legitimate users from automated or abusive traffic and protects forms. Strictly necessary/security Short-lived
Address-autocomplete requests Google Places Returns address suggestions as text is entered at checkout. This may involve network identifiers and address-search text, even where no persistent cookie is required. Functional Request/session
_ga Google Analytics Distinguishes visitors for analytics after consent. Analytics Up to 2 years
_ga_* Google Analytics Maintains analytics session state after consent. Analytics Up to 2 years
_gcl_* and ad-click identifiers Google Ads / Google for WooCommerce Attributes visits, product interactions and purchases to advertising or free listings after consent. Advertising/measurement Varies by identifier and configuration
Google consent-mode pings Google Sends limited measurement signals reflecting denied or granted consent. When storage is denied, these requests are designed not to read or write Analytics or Ads cookies, but technical request information is still transmitted. Measurement Request-based

Hostinger, LiteSpeed Cache, SureForms, CartFlows, Modern Cart, Flexible Shipping and YayPricing may also use short-lived technical or session storage where needed to deliver, secure or optimise the requested page, form, basket, price or shipping feature. We will review this table after material configuration changes.

Managing choices

Use the CookieYes banner or revisit-consent control on our website to accept or reject optional categories and change a previous choice. The banner provides “Accept All”, “Reject All” and “Customise” controls. Rejecting optional cookies is intended to be as easy as accepting them. You can also remove or block cookies through your browser, although blocking necessary cookies may prevent checkout or account features from working.

Contact

Questions may be sent to info@extolx.co.uk. See our Privacy Notice for information about personal data and your rights.