DealSniper Privacy Policy

Last updated November 8, 2026

DealSniper is a browser extension for Upwork. This policy explains what it reads, what it keeps and what leaves your device.

What DealSniper reads

The Upwork job page you have open: job title, description, budget, posted date, required skills, the Connects needed to apply, activity on the job (proposals, last viewed by the client, hires, interviewing, invites) and the client details the page shows (such as hire rate, total spent, average rate paid, payment verification, hires, hours and rating). It reads these only on the pages it runs on, to do its job.

What DealSniper keeps

Client evaluations and job details you chose to evaluate, proposal drafts and the outcomes you mark on them (Sent, Replied, Hired), your profile facts, skills list, minimum rate, flag keywords and writing presets, your Gemini API key, your settings, daily usage counts, your plan status and, if you have Pro, your license key and what Polar last said about it. All of this stays in your browser's local extension storage on your device. The developer has no access to it.

What leaves your device

DealSniper sends nothing to its developer. There are no accounts, analytics or trackers.

If you have Pro, your license key goes to Polar, as described under Payments below.

When you click Generate, the job's title and description, the job's skill tags that match your skills list, and the facts and preferences you entered go directly from your browser to Google's Gemini API (generativelanguage.googleapis.com), authorized with your own API key. Your API key also goes to Google when you save it or refresh the model list, so DealSniper can check it and list the models it can use. Google handles that data under its own terms.

Payments

Pro is sold through Polar (polar.sh), our reseller and Merchant of Record: Polar runs the checkout, takes the payment and handles sales tax and VAT. DealSniper never sees your card or bank details. Polar handles your purchase data under its own privacy policy.

After you buy, Polar gives you a license key. When you paste it into DealSniper, the key is stored in your browser and sent to Polar's license API (api.polar.sh) to activate it for this browser, with a label such as "DealSniper · Chrome · date", and then every few hours to check that your subscription is still active. Polar answers with the key's status, the end date of the plan and the email address of the purchase; DealSniper keeps that answer on your device to show which account Pro belongs to. If Polar can't be reached, Pro keeps working for up to 72 hours. Removing the key in DealSniper frees this browser's activation. Billing, invoices and cancellation are in your Polar account.

What DealSniper never does

• It doesn't sell or share your data.
• It doesn't use your data for advertising, credit decisions or anything unrelated to its purpose.
• It doesn't run remote code.
• DealSniper never submits proposals or takes any action on Upwork for you.

Your control

You can export or delete your saved records in the DealSniper workspace. Removing the extension deletes everything it stored in your browser.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the date above will change too. Questions: a@pr.tools