Who runs this site
demo.pomp.site is run by Igor Pomper, trading as Pomp.site, from Kutina, Croatia. He is the person responsible for what happens to the information described below. To reach him, use the email address on personalizer.pomp.site.
What this site is
This is a demonstration shop for the Pomp Product Personalizer plugin. It looks and behaves like a real WooCommerce shop, and that is the point: the only honest way to show what the plugin does is to let you order something with it.
The orders are not real. Nothing is shipped, no money changes hands, payment is marked as cash on delivery and no card details are ever asked for or handled. The shop is emptied out from time to time, orders included.
Because of that, there is no reason to give real details at checkout. Any name and address will do.
What this site collects
- What you make. The text you type onto a product, and any image you upload. These are stored so the preview can be drawn and the print file produced.
- The preview and the print file. Both are generated as vector files and saved in this site’s own uploads folder.
- Checkout details, if you place an order. Name, email address, postal address and phone number, held with the order the way WooCommerce holds any order.
- An order email sent to the address you gave.
- Server logs, recording the address you connect from, the page, the time and the browser. Kept by the hosting company.
- Analytics, described below.
Everything in that list stays on this site’s own server. The plugin makes no outbound requests of any kind: what you type and upload is not sent to any outside service, and there is no account anywhere to sign up for.
How long it is kept
Anything you build but never order is deleted after seven days, and its preview and print file go with it. An hourly task does the clearing.
Anything attached to an order stays as long as the order does, because a shop has to be able to print what it has sold. On this site that means until the shop is next emptied out, which happens periodically and without notice, since none of it is real.
Server logs are kept for as long as the hosting company keeps them, a matter of weeks. Analytics data is kept for fourteen months.
Cookies
- Shop cookies set by WooCommerce, which remember what is in your cart between pages. Without them the shop cannot work.
- Analytics cookies, named
_gaand_ga_MDPF8DCRDF, set by Google Analytics. They expire after two years. - A network cookie set by Cloudflare, which sits in front of this site.
- A note you have read the cookie bar. Not a cookie: pressing OK writes one value into your browser’s own storage so the bar does not come back. It never leaves your browser.
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings, but blocking the shop cookies will stop the cart working.
Analytics
This site uses Google Analytics 4 to count visits: which pages are looked at, roughly where visitors are, what sent them here, and what device they use. Addresses are shortened by Google before they are stored, and no attempt is made to work out who anybody is.
The same measurement covers personalizer.pomp.site, so a visit that crosses between the product site and this demo is counted once rather than twice.
Google receives that information and processes it under its own terms. Google publishes a browser add-on that turns it off, and most browsers offer blocking of their own.
Who else sees any of this
- The hosting company, which operates the server and its logs.
- Cloudflare, which this site sits behind, and which sees visitors’ addresses as they pass through.
- Google, for the analytics described above.
Nothing is sold, and nothing is handed to anybody else. No payment processor is involved, because no payment is taken.
What you can ask for
You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected or deleted, ask for it to stop being used, or object to it being used at all. Since the orders here are not real and the shop is emptied periodically, the quickest answer is usually to ask for your order to be deleted, and it will be.
If you are not satisfied, you can complain to the Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency (AZOP), Selska cesta 136, Zagreb.
Changes
If this site starts doing something new with visitors’ information, this page is updated before it does.
Last updated 25 September 2026.