Account & data controls

Data Deletion

SurfStats Studio provides self-service controls for connected Google/YouTube channel data and full account deletion, plus browser controls for first-party usage analytics.

Last updated: 10 September 2026

Open Settings Analytics choices Deletion support

1) Delete connected Google / YouTube channel data

  1. Sign in to SurfStats Studio.
  2. Go to Settings.
  3. Use Delete connected Google / YouTube data.

This removes stored connected-channel Google/YouTube tokens and related channel/analytics/cache records when present, and clears stored YouTube channel identifiers while keeping your SurfStats Studio account and local projects. Normal basic Google Sign-In access/refresh tokens are not persisted by SurfStats.

2) Revoke SurfStats directly from Google

You can revoke SurfStats Studio from your Google Account permissions page at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Revoking Google access does not by itself delete your SurfStats account or locally stored SurfStats projects.

3) Disable first-party usage analytics in this browser

Open Privacy Policy → Analytics choices and choose Disable analytics. SurfStats then stops its own page/CTA analytics in that browser and clears the SurfStats analytics visitor ID, session ID and locally stored marketing attribution identifiers. This does not remove essential sign-in/security storage or referral cookies created through a referral link.

4) Delete your SurfStats Studio account

  1. Sign in to SurfStats Studio.
  2. Go to Settings.
  3. Use Delete account and data.
  4. Type DELETE to confirm.

The self-service process deletes the SurfStats account and application records linked through the user's account/channel relationships, including connected channels, project/business records stored against those identifiers, and the external-login association. SurfStats also performs best-effort cleanup of user upload folders handled by the deletion routine.

5) What may remain after deletion

Some records may remain for a limited period in backups, server/security logs, third-party provider systems, or records SurfStats reasonably needs to retain for legal, accounting, fraud-prevention, payment reconciliation, chargeback, dispute or security purposes. Provider-side deletion and retention can also be governed by the provider's own terms.

6) Requests we cannot complete through self-service

If you cannot sign in, need help locating information, or want to make an access/correction/deletion request available under applicable privacy law, use Support. Include the account email address and enough detail for us to identify the relevant records safely; do not send your password.

Important: deleting your SurfStats account is different from cancelling a paid subscription. Review Refund Policy and billing controls where applicable.
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