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Anti-Spam Policy · Effective April 13, 2026

How Crawlux handles email and communications.

Opt-in requirements, unsubscribe mechanisms, sender authentication via SPF, DKIM and DMARC, communication frequency limits and abuse reporting. Built to be predictable, respectful and compliant.

Anti-Spam key facts

3Authentication standards
100%Opt-in required
1-clickUnsubscribe
10sUnsubscribe processing
0Sold lists ever
Section 01
// What we send

Types of communication

Crawlux sends three categories of email: transactional (always), service notifications (always for active users) and marketing (opt-in only). The table below shows what triggers each, how to control them and the typical frequency.

Email typeTriggerFrequencyOpt-out
Account verificationAccount creationOnce per signupN/A · transactional
Password resetUser-initiated requestOn request onlyN/A · transactional
Audit completionAudit finishesPer auditN/A · transactional
Payment receiptsSuccessful paymentPer paymentN/A · legally required
Refund confirmationsRefund processedPer refundN/A · legally required
Security alertsSuspicious account activityAs neededN/A · safety-required
Service status updatesMajor incidents affecting your audits1-3 per quarter typicallyConfigurable in account
Audit follow-upsFree audit completion3 emails over 14 daysOne-click link in each
Product updatesMaterial methodology or feature releases~1 per monthOne-click link in each
NewsletterOpted in via website formMonthlyOne-click link in each

No mass marketing without opt-in

Crawlux never adds emails to marketing lists from contact form submissions, audit signups or business cards collected at events. Marketing requires explicit opt-in via the newsletter form or product update toggle in account settings.

Section 02
// Sender authentication

SPF, DKIM and DMARC

All Crawlux email passes three authentication standards. This protects your inbox from spoofed messages claiming to be from Crawlux and ensures legitimate Crawlux email reaches you reliably.

SPF

Configured

Sender Policy Framework

SPF records published for tg3agency.com authorize specific mail servers to send on behalf of the domain. Receiving servers can verify that incoming Crawlux email originated from authorized infrastructure.

v=spf1 include:_spf.tg3agency.com -all

DKIM

Configured

DomainKeys Identified Mail

DKIM signs every outgoing Crawlux email with a cryptographic signature tied to a published public key. Receiving servers verify the signature to confirm the email was not modified in transit.

selector1._domainkey.tg3agency.com

DMARC

Enforced

Domain-based Message Authentication

DMARC tells receiving servers what to do when SPF or DKIM checks fail. Crawlux uses a strict reject policy. Spoofed emails claiming to be from tg3agency.com are rejected by compliant receivers.

v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:[email protected]

If you receive suspicious email claiming to be from Crawlux

Forward the full message with headers to [email protected]. We investigate spoofing attempts and update our DMARC reports. Genuine Crawlux email always passes all three authentication checks.

Section 03
// Opt-in and opt-out

How opt-in and opt-out work

Marketing emails require explicit opt-in. Every marketing email contains a one-click unsubscribe link. Unsubscribe requests process within 10 seconds and apply to all future marketing communications.

Opt-in

How to subscribe

Marketing opt-in happens via the newsletter form on the website (explicit checkbox required) or the product update toggle in account settings. We never opt users in by default. We never add emails from contact form submissions or audit signups.

Opt-out

How to unsubscribe

Every marketing email has a one-click unsubscribe link in the footer. Clicking it removes you from all marketing lists within 10 seconds. No login required. No follow-up email asking you to confirm. Once is enough.

You can also adjust preferences granularly via the email preferences page in your account. Options include:

  • Audit follow-up sequence (3 emails after free audit completion) · opt out individually
  • Product updates (1 per month) · opt out individually
  • Newsletter (1 per month) · opt out individually
  • All marketing · single toggle to disable everything except transactional and safety-required emails

Transactional emails (account verification, password reset, audit completion, payment receipts, security alerts) cannot be disabled because they are required for the service to function safely.

Section 04
// Hard commitments

What Crawlux never does

Several practices are common in the SaaS marketing world that Crawlux deliberately rejects. Listed here as commitments rather than just absences.

What we always do

  • Send only what you opted into for marketing
  • Honor unsubscribe within 10 seconds
  • Authenticate every email with SPF, DKIM and DMARC
  • Identify Crawlux clearly as the sender in every email
  • Include a physical postal address in marketing footers
  • Provide one-click unsubscribe in marketing emails
  • Document email triggers transparently in this policy

What we never do

  • Buy, rent or trade email lists
  • Sell, rent or trade your email to third parties
  • Add you to marketing lists from contact form submissions
  • Use deceptive subject lines or misleading from addresses
  • Hide unsubscribe links or make them require login
  • Email after you unsubscribe except for required transactional
  • Send marketing through unauthenticated infrastructure
Section 05
// Report a problem

Report unwanted email

If you receive Crawlux email you did not request or believe is in violation of this policy, two reporting paths are available depending on what you experienced.

01

Unwanted Crawlux email

If you received Crawlux email you did not opt into, click the unsubscribe link in the footer and you will be removed within 10 seconds. For policy concerns, email [email protected].

02

Suspected spoofing

If you received email claiming to be from Crawlux that does not pass SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks (your mail provider may flag it), forward the full message with headers to [email protected].

Read the privacy policy for the full data picture

The privacy policy covers everything beyond email: data collection, processing, retention and your rights. Email handling is one piece of broader data handling.

Anti-Spam Policy v1.0 · Effective April 13, 2026 · CAN-SPAM, GDPR, ePrivacy compliant