Privacy

This is a plain-language summary of how Sell Parked handles information. Last updated October 7, 2026.

What we collect

• Sellers: your email address (to send a sign-in link), and the listing information you enter: vehicle details, photos, price, description, and the contact options you choose to show.
• Buyers: if you send an inquiry, the name, phone or email, preferred time, payment method, and message you enter. Only the seller of that listing can see your inquiry.
• Visitors: basic usage data through Google Analytics, such as pages viewed, approximate location, and device type, so we can understand how the site is used and improve it. If you arrive from a Facebook or Instagram ad, the Meta Pixel may also record that you visited and the main actions you take, so we can measure and improve our ads.

What is public

A published listing page is public, so anyone with the link or QR code can see its photos, price, and details. The seller's phone number and email appear only if the seller chooses to show them. A vehicle's VIN may appear if the seller enters it.

How we use it

We use the information to run the service: signing sellers in, showing listings, delivering buyer inquiries to sellers, and processing optional upgrades. We do not sell your personal information.

Services we rely on

Sell Parked runs on Google Firebase (hosting, sign-in, database, and file storage) and uses Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel. Payments for optional upgrades are handled by Stripe, and we do not see or store card numbers. These providers process data under their own privacy policies.

Your choices

• Sellers can edit or delete a listing at any time, which also deletes its photos and inquiries.
• You can block analytics and advertising cookies in your browser settings, or turn off ad personalization in your Facebook and Google account settings.

Safety

Sell Parked is a tool for connecting sellers and buyers. We do not inspect vehicles, verify identities, or handle payments between buyers and sellers. Buyers and sellers are responsible for their own transactions. See our guide to avoiding scams.