Privacy

Version v2 (2026-08-17)

Your photo

We never save your photo. It goes to our reading service, the answer comes back, and our copy is gone. The reading service does not train on it and does not keep it for us. Their own abuse screening can hold a copy for up to 30 days under their policy.

What we keep

The numbers off the quote: the price, the discount, the payment, the term, the fees, the trade, and the equipment they describe. The state or province the deal is written in. What our engine computed from all that.

Your email, only if you ask for the teardown, and only to send you the teardown and anything you later opt into.

What we never keep

The dealership name. The salesperson. Your name, address or phone number. Serial numbers, stock numbers, account numbers. Our extraction has nowhere to put any of them, so they cannot be stored even by mistake.

We rank quotes. We never rank dealers.

The aggregate

We keep anonymized, aggregated market statistics from the quote numbers, and we keep them indefinitely. That is how a median for used tractors on a five year term comes to exist at all. We publish a statistic only when at least 20 quotes stand behind it, and we always print how many. Nothing published is ever traceable to one quote or one farmer.

Nothing moves

We do not sell your personal information, and no lender receives anything about you. The one thing that ever leaves this site is the Facebook click tag described below, and only for a visit that arrived from one of our own ads. If we are ever asked whether you would want to hear from an independent lender, that question moves nothing on its own, and we say so where we ask it.

If that ever changes, it changes with a button you press, with the exact wording recorded beside your answer, and after a lawyer has been through it.

California

California law treats the click tag we send to Meta as sharing personal information for advertising, so you have a right to tell us to stop. The Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information page says what stopping it does and how to ask, and there is a link to it in the footer of every page here.

If we ever begin passing a farmer's details to a lender for money, that is a second kind of sharing and it does not exist yet. On the day it does, this page says so and its version number at the top changes.

Measurement

There are no tracking cookies here, no third-party pixel and no advertising script, which is why there is no cookie banner on this site: there is nothing to ask you about. We count how many people reached each step, on our own server, without identifying anybody.

Facebook ads

If you came here from a Facebook ad, we send Meta the click tag that was already on your visit, plus the fact that a decode happened, so we can tell which ads work. Your numbers, your photo, and your email are never part of it. If your browser sends a do-not-share signal, we send Meta nothing at all.

The signal is Global Privacy Control. Browsers and extensions that support it send it on every request, and we read it on every request. A visit carrying it sends Meta nothing, you do not have to ask us, and there is nothing to switch on here.

The click tag is the one Facebook put on its own link before you ever reached us. It rides the page while you use the tool and it is never written down: not on the row we keep about your quote, not in our own counts, not anywhere.

Arrive any other way and Meta hears nothing about you, because there is no tag to send and we send no event without one.

Asking us

Write to us at the address on the contact page and ask what we hold about you, or ask us to delete it. If you gave us an email we can find it. If you only ran numbers, there is nothing attached to you to find.