Cookie policy
Nothing loads until you accept it. Here is every tool by name, and the one rule that is different if you visit from Mexico.
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This page says exactly what gets stored in your browser when you visit cheapweb.mx, who puts it there, and how to remove it. By name, not the generic list almost everyone copies.
If you are reading this, nothing is running
You reached this page in English, which means you are being treated under the strict rule: nothing loads until you accept it. No measurement, no advertising, no chat. The bar you saw on arrival is the only thing that can switch any of it on.
That is what the GDPR and the ePrivacy directive require, and prior consent means before, not after.
Why there are two rules
The same site serves Mexico and Europe, and the two do not ask for the same thing.
From the European Union, the EEA, the United Kingdom, or reading in English: nothing loads until you accept. That is you, right now.
From Mexico and most other countries: measurement starts on. Mexican law — the Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties — requires that we tell you and that you can genuinely refuse, not that we ask first. The bar says so plainly and switching it off is one click.
To tell which applies we read the time zone your own browser reports. We do not look up your IP address for this and we do not hand it to anyone. It is an approximate method, so we lean it toward the strict side: if your time zone is European, or if we cannot read it at all, you get the European rule whether or not you are in Europe. Erring on the careful side costs you nothing.
What we put there ourselves
The site is static and uses no cookies of its own. It stores exactly two values in your browser’s local storage:
| What | What for | How long |
|---|---|---|
locale | Remembering whether you chose Spanish or English | Until you clear the site data |
cw-consent | Remembering what you allowed, so we stop asking | Until you clear the site data |
Neither leaves your browser, and neither identifies you.
Measurement
Two tools, loaded through Google Tag Manager (container GTM-M9WG7NLR) from googletagmanager.com:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics 4 | Counts visits and measures which sections get read |
| Microsoft Clarity | Records your session: mouse movement, clicks and scrolling |
The Clarity line is in bold on purpose. It is not a counter: it replays what you did on the page, like a video. If that does not sit well with you, leave measurement off — the site works the same.
Advertising
Google’s conversion linker and the Google Ads tags, so we know whether you arrived from an ad and which ads are worth what they cost.
The same container still holds the Meta (Facebook) pixel, number 1697785934976216, inherited from the old setup. It is under review for removal; while it is still there it belongs to this category, which is why we name it. When it goes, this line goes with it.
The sales chat
Chatbot Builder. The assistant in the corner belongs to another company and keeps your conversation thread in your browser, so you do not have to repeat yourself if you come back.
If you leave it off, the chat is never downloaded at all. The demo, the pricing and the form all work without it.
How to change your mind
In the bar, when you arrive. Each category has its own switch and they are saved separately: you can allow measurement and refuse advertising, or the other way round.
If you already dismissed it, clear the site data in your browser and the bar comes back.
Because everything loads from googletagmanager.com and not from our own domain, an ordinary ad blocker stops it too. That was not true before: until 16 September 2026 our network provider injected all of this from a path on our own domain, which made it invisible to blockers, made the cookies look like ours, and loaded it everywhere without asking. We switched it off, and that is why this page changed.
To shut the door completely: block third-party cookies and clear the site data. In Chrome and Edge that is under Settings › Privacy; in Safari, Preferences › Privacy; in Firefox, Settings › Privacy & Security. Private or incognito mode works too — nothing survives closing the window.
Blocking all of it breaks nothing on the site.
If something changes
This page is updated when what actually runs on the site changes, not on a schedule. The date above says when that last happened, and the list was checked by opening the site in a real browser and writing down every request that went out.
Questions? [email protected].