Cookie Notice

1 nov 2026

Updated: November 1, 2026

Effective: November 1, 2026

Update Notice: This document has been revised and completely replaces any previous version. Please refer to the “Updated” and “Effective” dates above. Your continued use of the Site or Services after this edition is posted constitutes your acceptance of the revised terms. Previous versions are available in the Legal Center archive at https://expertly.com/legal/.

How We Use Cookies

We utilize cookies and similar technologies to monitor user behavior, manage website functionality, and analyze visitor interactions across our Site, including community pages and partner program websites, as well as within our Services. A cookie is a small data file that a website requests your browser to save on your device. This file stores information such as language preferences or login credentials, allowing the website to recognize you when you return. Cookies we place directly on our Site are referred to as first-party cookies. We also use third-party cookies set by partners or service providers whose content or services we embed or integrate into the Site. These may track your behavior across websites and are often used for analytics, advertising, or social sharing. Some cookies are temporary and remain active only during your browsing session, disappearing once you close your browser (session cookies). Others persist beyond your browsing session, retaining information to recognize you on future visits (persistent cookies). Where applicable law requires consent, we use non-essential cookies and similar technologies only after you consent. In other cases, advertising and social-media cookies and pixels may be used subject to applicable opt-out rights and your privacy choices. The Privacy Choices link on the Site lets you review and change your choices, including opting out of sale or sharing of personal information for advertising. We remember your choices for that browser, subject to their expiration or your clearing browser data. We honor Global Privacy Control as a request to opt out of sale or sharing for the browser or device and any associated profile, and, if we know who you are, for you. You do not need an account to exercise that choice. Declining optional advertising tracking does not prevent use of essential site functions. See our California Privacy Rights statement.

Types of Cookies We Use

Cookie Type Purpose Essential Cookies Core Functionality These cookies are crucial for the proper operation of the Site and Services and cannot be disabled in our system. They are generally activated in response to actions you take, such as setting privacy preferences, logging in, or completing forms. While you can configure your browser to block or notify you about these cookies, certain site features may become unavailable. They store only what the function needs, such as a session or account identifier or your privacy choices, and are not used for advertising. Analytics and Functional Cookies Preferences and Settings These cookies enable enhanced functionality and personalized experiences on the Site and Services. They may be implemented by us or third-party providers whose services we have integrated. Disabling these cookies may impact how some features work or prevent certain services from functioning correctly. Sign-in and Authentication When you log into the Site or Services, a unique identifier and login timestamp are stored on your device. This cookie ensures seamless navigation across pages without repeated sign-ins. You can opt to save your login details for future visits to avoid signing in repeatedly. Analytics These cookies help us track site visits and traffic sources, enabling us to evaluate and enhance the performance of the Site and Services. They reveal which pages are popular and how users interact with the site. These cookies use browser and device identifiers; we use the results in aggregate to measure site performance, and disabling them will limit our ability to do so. Marketing Cookies Interest-Based Advertising Advertising partners may set these cookies on our Site. They help create a profile of your preferences, allowing relevant advertisements on other sites. They uniquely identify your browser and device, and those identifiers are personal information under some privacy laws, including California’s. Blocking these cookies will reduce the relevance of ads you see. Social Media Cookies These cookies are associated with social media services integrated into the Site and Services, enabling content sharing with your networks. They may track your browsing across different websites, influencing the ads and content you encounter elsewhere. If you disable these cookies, sharing and social media features may not function as expected.

Managing Cookies

Most web browsers are configured to accept cookies by default. You can adjust your browser settings to block cookies entirely or allow only specific types. Many browsers also offer an option to notify you before storing a cookie, giving you the choice to accept or decline it. Several tools are available to help you manage cookies. In most modern browsers, you can adjust cookie settings by navigating to Settings > Privacy >Cookies. Instructions for other browsers can typically be found in their respective privacy or help sections. Additionally, you can manage or delete stored data from technologies similar to cookies, such as Local Shared Objects or Flash cookies, through your browser’s add-on settings or by visiting the manufacturer’s website. For more information on cookies, including how to view and control them, visit www.aboutcookies.org. Some cookies are essential for accessing key features of the Site or Services. Disabling certain cookies may affect the functionality of the Site or prevent access to specific features. The duration that a cookie remains on your device depends on whether it is a session cookie or a persistent cookie. Persistent cookies remain until they expire or are deleted. You can see the expiration of each cookie via your browser settings.