Privacy Policy
This policy explains what Patreon Signal collects, why we collect it, and how we use it to provide creator discovery and creator-owned analytics.
Last updated October 14, 2026Information We Collect
When you browse Patreon Signal, we may collect basic usage, device, and log information needed to operate and secure the service.
We use PostHog to understand how the site is used, which may include recording site sessions so we can improve the product.
When you sign in with Patreon, we collect the Patreon account information and membership status that Patreon shares through OAuth, such as your Patreon user ID, email address, profile information, granted scopes, and whether your account has an active Patreon Signal membership.
If you connect a creator-owned Patreon account, we collect the campaign, member, tier, post, webhook, and related analytics data that your Patreon authorization allows us to access.
How We Use Information
We use public discovery data to help users research and compare Patreon communities.
We use Patreon OAuth and membership data to verify access to private Patreon Signal features, maintain sessions, and keep public discovery separate from creator-authorized private analytics.
We use creator-authorized Patreon data to provide private dashboards, member and post views, automations, sync status, and operational tools for the connected creator account.
Sharing And Service Providers
We do not sell personal information.
We may share information with service providers that help us host, store, secure, monitor, and deliver the service, and with Patreon as needed to authenticate accounts and access authorized Patreon data.
We may disclose information if required by law, to protect the service, or to prevent abuse.
Retention And Security
We keep information for as long as needed to provide the service, comply with obligations, resolve disputes, and maintain accurate operational records.
We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards, but no internet service can guarantee absolute security.
Your Choices
You can stop using Patreon Signal at any time. You can also revoke Patreon OAuth access from your Patreon account settings.
If you have connected a creator-owned Patreon account, you can delete your creator account yourself in Settings. Deleting is immediate and permanent. It removes your private creator analytics, your automations, your community and the files uploaded to it, and our stored copy of your Patreon credentials.
Deleting your creator account does not remove your participation in other creators' Patreon Signal communities, because that participation is those communities' own data. An account record also remains. It holds an identifier derived from your Patreon user ID and nothing else, with no name and no email address attached. That identifier is pseudonymous rather than anonymous: anyone holding the same Patreon user ID could recompute it.
After a creator account deletion we keep a small record that the deletion happened, so that we can show it did. It is keyed by that same derived identifier and holds no name, no email address, no campaign name, and no Patreon user ID. Operational history associated with a disconnected creator account is kept for no longer than 90 days.
To ask about access, deletion, or correction of data associated with your Patreon Signal use, including anything a creator account deletion does not reach, contact hello@patreonsignal.com.
Chrome Extension
The Signal: Creator Tools extension works only on patreon.com and patreonsignal.com.
On patreon.com it reads the page you are on only to find the message box, post editor, comment or payment history for an item you sent from Signal, and to check it is the right patron, comment or charge before you press a button.
It keeps your Signal sign-in and the drafts waiting to be sent in Chrome's storage on your device. It sends Signal only what it needs to keep you signed in and to show whether an item was sent, skipped or refunded.
It does not read your other tabs, your browsing history or your Patreon password, and it does not run on any other site.
Signing out of Signal on the web ends the extension's sign-in. You can remove the extension at any time from Chrome's extensions page.
The use of information received from Chrome extension APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent to hello@patreonsignal.com.