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SUBPROCESSORS

Last Updated: 08/2026

These are the third parties that may process data on our behalf when you use the hosted service. It is the list we would give you in a security questionnaire, so it is the list we publish.

Infrastructure subprocessors

SubprocessorPurposeData it receivesRegionStatus
Google Cloud PlatformApplication hosting (Cloud Run), secret management, loggingAll data processed by the hosted API, including security eventsus-central1Required (hosted)
SupabaseManaged Postgres database and authenticationAccount data, projects, API key hashes, security eventsUnited StatesRequired (hosted)
VercelHosting for this website and the dashboardWeb request metadata; no prompt contentGlobal edgeRequired (hosted)
StripePayment and subscription processingBilling contact and payment details. We never see or store card numbers.United States / globalRequired for paid plans
WorkOSEnterprise SSO (SAML/OIDC) and SCIM directory syncDirectory identity data: name, email, group membershipUnited StatesOnly if you enable SSO/SCIM
Google WorkspaceTransactional email (verification, alerts) and support mailboxesEmail address and message content you send usUnited StatesRequired (hosted)

Customer-directed recipients

Data reaches these because of a configuration choice you make. We list them anyway: what matters to your risk assessment is where data goes, not who picked the destination.

SubprocessorPurposeData it receivesRegionStatus
Your LLM providerThe provider you configure — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Cohere, AWS Bedrock or anotherThe prompts and completions you send through the proxy, forwarded after scanningProvider's ownYou choose it
Hosted ML inferenceRuns the machine-learning detection tierThe text being scannedProvider's ownOptional — replaceable with a model server you host

What is not on this list

This website runs no third-party analytics. No Google Analytics, no advertising pixels, no session recording, no heatmaps. You can verify that in your browser’s network tab, which is the point of saying it here.

We also use no third-party error-tracking or session-replay service in the application, so your prompt content is not duplicated into an observability vendor as a side effect.

Self-hosted and air-gapped deployments

Most of this list is a consequence of us running the service. Deploy the engine yourself and the infrastructure subprocessors fall away: in an air-gapped deployment there is no outbound connection at all, and licensing is verified offline rather than by calling us.

If your risk assessment cannot accept a subprocessor above, that is the path — see deployment models.

Changes and notification

We review this list when infrastructure changes and at least annually. Customers under a DPA are notified of a new subprocessor before it begins processing, with the opportunity to object as the DPA sets out.

Questions about a specific subprocessor: security@promptguard.co.