Export your data or delete your account

Export your data

Open Settings → Data & privacy and click Download my data under Your data. You get a JSON file named dnspeek-data-YYYY-MM-DD.json with:

• your profile and how you sign in (password, Google or both);
• the workspaces you belong to and your role in each, and the plan of the ones you own;
• the preview links and spaces you created, and the names of your API keys;
• the QA reports and visual compares you ran (status, score, pages and dates);
• your notification email preferences and your latest 1,000 actions in team activity logs;
• client comments and approvals left with your email address, if that address is verified.

Passwords, API key secrets, sign-in tokens, share links, webhook secrets, chat channel settings and payment details are never included. You can download the file 3 times per hour.

Delete your account

1. Open Settings → Data & privacy → Danger zone

   Click Delete account…. The dialog lists what will happen before you confirm.

2. Transfer team workspaces you own

   If you own a team workspace that has other members, deletion is blocked until you make one of its admins the owner (or remove the members). The dialog lists these workspaces with a Transfer ownership link to each.

3. Confirm

   Type your account email. If your account has a password, enter it too. If you only sign in with Google, the deletion must happen within 10 minutes of a sign-in; otherwise the dialog asks you to sign in with Google again.

When you confirm:

• Your personal workspace and team workspaces where you are the only member are deleted, with their links, reports and compares. Their preview URLs stop working.
• Paid subscriptions of those workspaces are cancelled at the end of the current period.
• You leave every other team. Links, spaces and reports you created there move to that team's owner, and the team's activity log records that you deleted your account.
• You are signed out on every device, your API keys stop working, and a confirmation email is sent to your address.

Terms of service

The terms of service explain the rules for using DNSPeek, including acceptable use, billing and cancellation. They are linked from the site footer and the sign-in and sign-up pages, next to the privacy & cookies page.