Cookie policy
This translation is for information only. The Spanish version is the one that applies.
Last updated: 27 August 2026
Company details
- Registered name:
- RENTA100 SERVICIOS, S.L.
- Tax ID (CIF):
- B93763175
- Registered office:
- Paseo de Gracia 21, planta 5.ª, puerta 2.ª — 08007 Barcelona, Spain
- Contact email:
- info@renta100.com
- Registry details:
- Registered at the Barcelona Companies Registry, Sheet B 661287, Folio 1, Entry 1.
- Website:
- renta100.com
In one line
This website carries no advertising, no third-party analytics and no cookies belonging to any other company. That is why you will not see a banner asking for your permission: we store only three of our own cookies, all of them needed for the site to work, and none of them is used to track you or to identify who you are.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a very small file that a website stores in your browser so it can remember something from one page to the next — that you have already signed in, for example. Alongside cookies there are other browser stores: *local storage*, *session storage* and *IndexedDB*. We use none of the three.
Exactly what we store
If you are only looking around, we store nothing in your browser
If you arrive at the site and browse without doing anything else, nothing at all is stored in your browser: no cookies, and no data of any other kind. Zero. We verified this by opening the site in a fresh window and inspecting all four possible stores.
The three cookies that exist, and when they appear
Each one appears only after you do something specific, never before:
All three are first-party cookies, served from www.renta100.com. All three are marked HttpOnly and Secure, which means no script running on the page can read them and they only travel over an encrypted connection.
| Cookie | When it appears | What it is for | How long it lasts | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
r100_gate | When you enter the site access password | Remembering that you have already been granted access, so we do not ask again on every page | About 30 days | 87 bytes |
sb-…-auth-token | When you sign in to your private area | Keeping your session open | For as long as your session lasts | About 300 bytes |
r100_wl | When you submit the form asking us to notify you | Remembering that you already submitted it, so we do not ask for your email again | Until you close your browser | 8 bytes |
What is inside them
This matters more than their names:
- `r100_gate` contains no data about you. It is a signed timestamp recording when access expires. It carries no email address, no identifier, and nothing that could reveal who you are.
- `r100_wl` is literally worth `1`. Eight bytes: the name of the cookie and a one. It is a flag meaning "this browser already submitted the form", nothing more. It cannot reveal who signed up, only that it was done from this browser.
- `sb-…-auth-token` is the session cookie of our database provider. It exists only if you have an account and have signed in.
Why we do not ask for your permission with a banner
The law requires consent for cookies that are not strictly necessary to provide the service you have asked for: advertising cookies, third-party audience measurement, and cross-site tracking.
There are none of those here. We use no Google Analytics, no social-network pixels, no advertising tools, and no other third-party technology that stores data in your browser. We have verified this both in the browser and in our own source code.
The three cookies that do exist appear as a direct result of something you asked for — entering the site, signing in, or submitting a form — and without them that action would not work.
If we ever decide to add third-party measurement or advertising, you will see a consent banner before anything is installed, with the option to refuse made as visible and as easy as the option to accept. This page will be updated first.
How we count visits without cookies
We do want to know how many people visit the site and which pages are read most. We use Vercel Web Analytics, a tool that installs no cookies and does not identify visitors: it counts visits in aggregate and anonymously. That is why it does not appear in the table above — it stores nothing in your browser.
A note about your IP address
This policy is about what is stored in your browser. Your IP address is not stored there: it travels with every request any browser makes to any website, and it is the server that sees it.
We use it for one thing only — limiting how many requests can be made in a row, to protect us from abusive use — and it is kept for one hour from your last interaction, in a service called Upstash. It is not stored in our database, it does not appear in any log, and it is not sent to any other provider. We explain this in full in our Privacy Policy.
How to view or delete cookies
You can inspect and delete them at any time from your browser settings:
If you delete r100_gate or the session cookie, you will simply need to enter the password or sign in again.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage website data
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
Changes to this policy
If we change what we store, we will update this page and change the date above. If the change involves cookies that require your permission, we will ask you before installing them.
Contact
For any question about this policy: info@renta100.com, or in writing to Paseo de Gracia 21, planta 5.ª, puerta 2.ª — 08007 Barcelona, Spain.