Version: 1.0
Effective Date: 9/19/2026
Last Updated: 9/19/2026
PR Studio respects the privacy of its users and is committed to handling personal information responsibly.
This Privacy Policy explains how [Legal Company Name], doing business as PR Studio (“PR Studio,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), collects, uses, stores, shares, and protects information when you use PR Studio websites, applications, account features, Press Rooms, press release tools, membership and billing services, and related services.
By using PR Studio, you acknowledge the practices described in this Privacy Policy.
This Privacy Policy should be read together with the PR Studio Terms of Service and other agreements that apply to your use of PR Studio.
1. Information We Collect
We collect information in several ways, including:
information you provide directly;
information created through your use of PR Studio;
information generated through transactions;
information collected automatically through normal website and application operation; and
information received from service providers or other systems you authorize.
The information collected depends on which PR Studio features you use.
2. Account and Registration Information
When you create or manage a PR Studio account, we may collect information such as:
name;
email address;
username or account identifier;
company or organization name;
role or relationship to the company;
billing contact information;
membership level;
registration date;
account status;
permissions and user roles;
agreement acceptance records; and
information you provide when communicating with PR Studio support.
We use this information to create and administer accounts, authenticate users, manage permissions, communicate with users, and provide PR Studio services.
3. Company Profile Information
PR Studio allows users to create and manage Company Profiles.
Information stored in a Company Profile may include:
company or organization name;
business description;
contact information;
website addresses;
locations;
leadership information;
media contacts;
company background;
services or products;
audience information;
brand information;
logos and images; and
other information supplied by authorized users.
Some Company Profile information may be used to create press releases or public Press Room content.
You are responsible for ensuring that you are authorized to provide information about a company, organization, employee, representative, or other person.
4. Press Release Information
When you create a press release using PR Studio, we may store information including:
announcement details;
facts and supporting information;
sources and citations;
dates and locations;
audience information;
quotes;
testimonials;
endorsements;
names and titles;
uploaded images;
draft text;
AI-generated suggestions;
editing decisions;
revision history;
finalized press releases; and
publication status.
PR Studio may preserve immutable versions of drafts or finalized releases when necessary to maintain workflow history, downloads, auditability, or publication records.
5. Press Room Information
If you use PR Studio’s Press Room features, we may collect and store information about:
press releases;
articles;
interviews;
media coverage;
podcasts;
television appearances;
radio appearances;
newsletters;
publications;
journalists, hosts, authors, or interviewers;
media outlets;
source URLs;
publication or broadcast dates;
article or program titles;
media outlet logos;
source images;
approved images;
audio or video embeds;
summaries and synopses;
Company Profile information; and
other materials selected for a Press Room.
Some of this information may originate from publicly available media sources.
6. Public Press Room Information
A PR Studio Press Room is designed to be publicly accessible when the user chooses to publish it.
Information that you intentionally publish to a Press Room may become accessible to:
website visitors;
journalists;
media organizations;
search engines;
social media platforms;
automated Internet services; and
other members of the public.
Publishing content through PR Studio is different from storing content privately in a PR Studio account.
Once information has been made public, third parties may copy, index, archive, or redistribute it outside PR Studio’s control.
You should not publish confidential, private, or sensitive information in a public Press Room unless you intend for that information to become publicly accessible.
7. Source and Media Information
PR Studio may collect information from public websites and other sources when you ask PR Studio to analyze or import media coverage.
This may include:
page titles;
publication names;
journalists or authors;
program names;
dates;
URLs;
publicly displayed images;
media metadata;
audio or video information;
publicly available descriptions; and
other information necessary to identify or describe the source.
PR Studio may store source information internally to support attribution, validation, duplicate detection, source monitoring, media analysis, and future review.
PR Studio may create an original synopsis rather than reproducing an article or other source word-for-word.
8. Information Submitted for AI Processing
PR Studio uses artificial intelligence to provide certain services.
Depending on the feature you use, information submitted for AI processing may include:
Company Profile information;
press release intake information;
draft press releases;
source material;
article or media information;
user instructions;
quotes and testimonials;
uploaded text;
editing requests;
image descriptions;
information necessary to review claims or sources; and
portions of existing PR Studio content.
PR Studio sends information reasonably necessary to perform the requested AI function.
AI-assisted functions may include:
drafting;
rewriting;
proofreading;
publication-readiness review;
source review;
content classification;
summarization;
research assistance;
recommendation generation;
image generation; and
other automated content-processing functions.
9. AI Service Providers
PR Studio may use third-party artificial intelligence providers to process AI-assisted requests.
Current or supported providers may include OpenAI, Anthropic, and other AI providers PR Studio may use from time to time.
The specific provider used may depend on feature availability, PR Studio configuration, technical requirements, service availability, or the type of processing requested.
Provider names listed in this Privacy Policy are illustrative of significant providers PR Studio may use and are not intended to constitute an exhaustive or permanent list of subprocessors or vendors.
Information provided to an AI service provider is limited to information reasonably necessary to perform the requested function and is handled according to the contractual, security, and technical arrangements applicable to that provider.
PR Studio does not intentionally send payment-card information to AI service providers.
10. Uploaded Files and Images
Users may upload files such as:
photographs;
logos;
headshots;
documents;
source materials;
media assets; and
other files used with PR Studio.
Uploaded files may be stored in PR Studio’s hosting environment or processed by a service provider when necessary to provide a requested feature.
If an uploaded file contains personal information about another person, you are responsible for ensuring that you have the right to provide and use that information.
11. Billing and Payment Information
PR Studio uses third-party payment services to process payments. Payment processing may include services provided through Stripe and integrations associated with Gravity Forms.
PR Studio may collect or retain transaction information such as:
customer name;
billing email;
billing address;
membership selected;
amount charged;
billing frequency;
transaction identifier;
payment status;
renewal status;
refund status;
credit purchase;
coupon or promotion used; and
limited payment-method information made available by the payment processor.
Full payment-card details are processed by the payment provider rather than being used by PR Studio as general account data.
Payment information is subject to the privacy and security practices of the applicable payment processor.
12. Membership and AI Credit Information
PR Studio may maintain records concerning:
membership level;
billing schedule;
paid-through date;
automatic-renewal status;
renewal history;
cancellation status;
AI credit balance;
credit purchases;
membership credits;
promotional credits;
complimentary credits;
credit usage;
expiration dates; and
transaction-related adjustments.
These records are used to administer membership access, billing, credits, refunds, and account functionality.
13. Gravity Forms Submissions
PR Studio may use Gravity Forms to collect information for processes such as:
registration;
membership enrollment;
membership renewal;
membership changes;
credit purchases; and
other account or service requests.
Form submissions may be stored within the PR Studio WordPress environment and may also be transmitted to payment providers or other service providers necessary to complete the transaction or request.
14. Agreement and Consent Records
PR Studio may maintain records showing that you accepted or acknowledged particular agreements or authorizations.
These records may include:
agreement name;
agreement version;
date and time accepted;
account or user identifier;
form or transaction associated with the acceptance;
recurring-payment authorization;
Privacy Policy acknowledgment;
other required acknowledgments; and
information reasonably necessary to establish what was accepted or authorized.
These records may be retained for contractual, audit, security, legal, compliance, and dispute-resolution purposes.
15. Communications
PR Studio may collect and retain information associated with communications such as:
account emails;
registration confirmations;
billing notices;
membership notices;
renewal notices;
payment-failure notices;
credit notices;
security messages;
support messages;
Press Room source notifications; and
other operational communications.
PR Studio may use transactional email providers such as Brevo to deliver and monitor operational email.
Information supplied to an email provider may include:
recipient email address;
recipient name;
message content;
message identifier;
delivery status;
bounce information;
complaint information;
delivery or engagement events where supported; and
other technical information used to monitor message delivery.
Operational messages necessary to administer your account are different from optional marketing communications.
16. Customer Support and Feedback
If you contact PR Studio for support, submit a problem report, provide testing or QA feedback, or otherwise communicate with us, we may collect:
your contact information;
account information;
the content of your message;
screenshots or attachments;
diagnostic information;
technical logs; and
correspondence relating to the issue.
We use this information to respond to requests, diagnose problems, improve the service, and maintain appropriate records of support activity.
17. Technical and Usage Information
When you use PR Studio, normal website and application systems may automatically collect technical information such as:
IP address;
browser type;
device type;
operating system;
date and time of access;
requested pages;
referring pages;
login activity;
server logs;
error logs;
security events; and
other information necessary to operate and protect the service.
We may use this information for:
security;
fraud prevention;
troubleshooting;
performance monitoring;
service administration;
debugging; and
improvement of PR Studio.
18. Cookies and Similar Technologies
PR Studio may use cookies or similar technologies necessary for:
login sessions;
authentication;
account security;
user preferences;
form processing;
membership functionality;
fraud prevention; and
normal website operation.
If PR Studio uses nonessential analytics, advertising, or marketing cookies, appropriate disclosures and consent mechanisms will be provided where required.
19. How We Use Information
We may use information collected through PR Studio to:
provide PR Studio services;
create and maintain accounts;
authenticate users;
administer Company Profiles;
create and edit press releases;
operate Press Rooms;
process AI requests;
provide source and media features;
process payments;
administer memberships and credits;
manage renewals and cancellations;
provide downloads;
send operational communications;
respond to support requests;
monitor system security;
detect fraud or misuse;
diagnose technical problems;
improve products and services;
maintain audit records;
enforce agreements;
comply with legal obligations; and
protect PR Studio, its users, and third parties.
20. How We Share Information
PR Studio may share information with third parties when necessary to provide the service, operate the business, comply with legal obligations, or protect legitimate interests.
Service providers
We may provide information to companies that help operate PR Studio, including categories such as:
web hosting and infrastructure providers;
payment processors;
transactional email providers;
artificial intelligence service providers;
security providers;
technical support providers; and
other vendors necessary to provide requested services.
Significant providers may include companies such as Stripe, Brevo, OpenAI, and Anthropic.
Service providers may change over time. A change in provider does not necessarily mean that the purposes for which personal information is collected or used have changed.
Authorized users
Information may be shared with other users who have been granted appropriate access to the same account or Company Profile.
Public Press Room visitors
Information intentionally published to a public Press Room becomes publicly accessible.
Legal and safety disclosures
We may disclose information when reasonably necessary to:
comply with law, regulation, subpoena, court order, or other legal process;
respond to lawful government requests;
investigate fraud or abuse;
protect the rights, property, or safety of PR Studio, its users, or others;
enforce agreements; or
establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
Business transactions
If PR Studio or its business is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, sale of assets, or similar transaction, information may be transferred as part of that transaction, subject to applicable law.
21. Sale of Personal Information
PR Studio does not sell personal information to advertisers.
PR Studio does not provide advertisers with private account content for their independent advertising use.
If these practices materially change in the future, this Privacy Policy will be updated and applicable privacy choices will be provided.
22. Advertising
PR Studio is not designed around selling personal information for targeted advertising.
If PR Studio introduces advertising or cross-context behavioral advertising in the future, this Privacy Policy will be updated and applicable choices will be provided before relying on materially different data practices.
23. Data Retention
PR Studio retains information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.
Retention periods may vary depending on the type of information and may take into account:
whether an account remains active;
membership status;
whether information remains necessary to provide a service;
financial and tax record requirements;
payment disputes;
agreement and consent records;
security requirements;
legal obligations;
backups;
fraud prevention;
litigation or dispute needs; and
legitimate business recordkeeping.
Public Press Room content may remain available until it is unpublished or removed by an authorized user.
Certain records may be retained after account closure, including payment records, agreement acceptances, audit records, security records, and information necessary to resolve disputes or comply with legal obligations.
24. Account Closure and Deletion Requests
You may request closure of your PR Studio account using the account-management or contact methods provided by PR Studio.
Account closure does not necessarily result in immediate deletion of every associated record.
We may retain information when reasonably necessary to:
complete outstanding transactions;
preserve financial records;
document agreements and authorizations;
prevent fraud;
maintain security;
resolve disputes;
enforce contracts;
comply with legal requirements; or
maintain appropriate backups.
Information previously published publicly may also have been copied, cached, indexed, or archived by third parties before removal.
25. Your Privacy Rights
Depending on where you live and applicable law, you may have rights concerning your personal information.
These may include rights to:
request access to personal information;
request correction of inaccurate information;
request deletion of certain information;
obtain information concerning categories of information collected;
learn the purposes for which information is used;
learn categories of service providers or recipients;
obtain a portable copy of certain information;
object to or restrict certain processing;
withdraw certain consent;
opt out of certain data-sharing practices where applicable; and
appeal certain privacy-request decisions where required by law.
These rights may be subject to legal exceptions.
PR Studio may need to verify your identity before fulfilling a privacy request.
26. California Privacy Rights
California residents may have additional rights under applicable California privacy laws.
Subject to applicable thresholds, definitions, and exceptions, those rights may include requests to:
know what personal information is collected;
know how personal information is used and disclosed;
access personal information;
correct inaccurate personal information;
delete eligible personal information;
receive certain information in portable form;
opt out of sale or sharing where applicable; and
receive equal service without unlawful discrimination for exercising privacy rights.
PR Studio does not currently sell personal information as described in this Privacy Policy.
If PR Studio becomes subject to additional California notice or opt-out requirements because its practices or legal obligations change, appropriate mechanisms will be provided.
27. Other U.S. State Privacy Rights
Residents of other U.S. states may have privacy rights under applicable state laws.
PR Studio will respond to valid privacy requests according to the laws that apply to PR Studio and the requesting individual.
Because privacy laws differ by jurisdiction and may change over time, the availability and scope of particular rights may vary.
28. International Users
PR Studio may be accessed by users outside the United States.
Information may be processed or stored in the United States or other locations where PR Studio’s service providers operate.
Those locations may have privacy laws that differ from the laws in your jurisdiction.
Where laws such as the European Union General Data Protection Regulation or United Kingdom GDPR apply to particular processing, PR Studio will provide applicable rights and protections.
Depending on the circumstances, legal bases for processing may include:
performance of a contract;
legitimate interests;
compliance with legal obligations; and
consent where consent is required.
29. Children’s Privacy
PR Studio is intended for business and professional users and is not directed to children.
Users must meet the minimum age required to enter into the PR Studio Terms of Service.
PR Studio does not knowingly seek to collect personal information from children for independent use of the service.
If we learn that information has been collected from a child in circumstances prohibited by applicable law, we will take appropriate steps to address it.
30. Information About Other People
PR Studio allows users to enter information about other people, including:
company employees;
executives;
journalists;
media contacts;
customers;
speakers;
quoted individuals;
testimonial providers; and
others associated with press releases or media content.
If you provide personal information about another individual, you are responsible for ensuring that you have an appropriate basis for providing and using that information.
PR Studio will process that information as necessary to provide the services you request.
31. Security
PR Studio uses reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational measures intended to protect information against unauthorized access, alteration, disclosure, loss, or misuse.
Security measures may include:
access controls;
authentication;
permission restrictions;
encrypted connections;
payment-provider security;
system monitoring;
backups;
logging; and
software maintenance.
No Internet service or storage system can guarantee absolute security.
Users are also responsible for protecting their credentials and maintaining appropriate security for devices used to access PR Studio.
32. Data Breaches and Security Incidents
If PR Studio discovers a security incident involving personal information, we will investigate and take reasonable corrective action.
Where required by applicable law, affected individuals or government authorities will be notified.
33. Third-Party Websites and Embedded Content
PR Studio may contain links to or embedded content from other websites or services.
Examples may include:
news publications;
media websites;
YouTube;
podcast hosts;
broadcast platforms;
social platforms; and
other external sources.
Interacting with an external website or embedded player may allow that third party to collect information under its own privacy policy.
PR Studio does not control the independent privacy practices of those third parties.
34. Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy as PR Studio evolves, service providers change, or legal requirements change.
The current version and effective date will be displayed with the policy.
A change in a vendor or service provider that does not materially change how personal information is collected, used, or shared may not require renewed acknowledgment.
If we make a material change affecting our privacy practices, we may provide additional notice through:
PR Studio;
email;
an account notification; or
another appropriate method.
Where applicable law requires consent for a new use of personal information, we will request that consent.
Routine clarification, formatting, administrative changes, or changes that do not materially alter our privacy practices may not require renewed acknowledgment.
35. Privacy Requests
To submit a privacy request, contact:
Privacy Email: privacy@planetlink.com
We may ask for information necessary to verify:
your identity;
your account;
the Company Profile involved; or
your authority to act for another individual.
Authorized agents may submit requests where applicable law permits, subject to appropriate verification.
36. Contact Information
Questions about this Privacy Policy or PR Studio privacy practices may be directed to:
PlanetLink
Doing business as PR Studio
1007 Bel Marin Keys Blvd
Novato CA 94949
United States
Privacy: privacy@planetlink.com
Support: support@planetlink.com
Website: PRStudio.app