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RankStreet SEO Audit — Privacy Policy

Last updated: 29 September 2026

RankStreet SEO Audit ("the extension") is a Chrome extension built by Digistreet Media, the company behind RankStreet. This page explains what data the extension accesses, what it sends off your device, and what it never does.

What the extension does

The extension analyzes the web page you are currently viewing and shows you an SEO/technical/design scorecard with a prioritized list of fixes. It only runs when you open the extension's popup on a tab — it does not run automatically in the background, and it does not monitor your browsing across other tabs or over time.

What is processed locally, on your device

Most of the audit — Content, Technical, Mobile, and Design/Accessibility scoring — is computed entirely inside your browser by reading the current page's HTML, headings, meta tags, images, links, and structured data. None of this is sent anywhere. It exists only in the extension's popup while it's open.

What is sent off your device, and why

To score Performance (Google PageSpeed / Core Web Vitals) and Domain Authority — which require external services Google PageSpeed Insights and Open PageRank don't support from inside a browser — the extension sends only the URL of the page you're auditing to RankStreet's server (rankstreet.in), which looks up those two scores and returns them. No page content, no personal information, no browsing history, and no data from any other tab is sent.

RankStreet's server may keep standard web-server access logs (IP address, timestamp, requested URL) for security and rate-limiting, the same as any website. This data is not linked to a user account — using the extension does not require signing in or creating a RankStreet account.

What the extension never does

• It does not collect or transmit personal information (name, email, passwords, payment details).
• It does not track your browsing history or activity across sites.
• It does not sell or share data with advertisers or third parties.
• It does not inject content, ads, or scripts into the pages you visit.
• It does not use analytics or tracking SDKs.

Permissions the extension requests, and why

• activeTab / scripting — to read the content of the page you're currently viewing when you open the popup, so the audit reflects that exact page.
• storage — to remember your settings (e.g. whether remote scoring is enabled) and to cache an in-progress or completed audit locally so it survives you switching tabs or closing the popup.
• Host access (all sites) — needed because the extension can audit any website you choose to run it on; it is never used to read pages without you opening the popup on that tab.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the "Last updated" date above will change accordingly. Material changes will also be reflected in the extension's Chrome Web Store listing.

Contact

Questions about this policy or the extension's data practices can be sent via Digistreet Media's contact page.