This policy describes how information may be collected and used when you visit SalaryExit India. It is written for a small content + calculator site and is intended to be updated as features are added.
SalaryExit India is operated as an independent publishing project. The operator is responsible for hosting configuration and any third-party services enabled in production (see your deployment documentation).
Calculator and tool inputs are processed in your browser session to show results. This project is designed to avoid a custom login and avoid collecting salary data on a server for personalization, unless you later add backend features. If you contact us by email, we may retain messages only as needed to respond and improve the service.
Hosting providers (for example Vercel) may collect standard server and request metadata such as IP address, user agent, timestamps, and error logs for security and reliability. Refer to your host’s privacy documentation for details.
The site may store small amounts of data in your browser using cookies (first-party or third-party) and local storage (for example to remember a consent choice). Essential cookies may be needed for security or basic site operation; analytics and advertising integrations are typically treated as non-essential in many jurisdictions and may require consent before they run.
When NEXT_PUBLIC_ENABLE_CONSENT_BANNER=true, SalaryExit shows an on-site banner that lets you accept or reject non-essential processing. Your choice is stored in localStorage under a project-specific key and is used to gate optional script loading (for example Google Analytics, Plausible, or AdSense) in ThirdPartyRootScripts. Rejecting non-essential limits those scripts; it does not guarantee zero network requests from embedded content you choose to load elsewhere.
If the banner is disabled in configuration, the implementation may behave like “allow all” for gating so development is straightforward — production deployments in regulated regions should enable the banner or a full CMP before turning on measurement and ads.
If the site operator configures Google Analytics via environment variables, Google may process aggregated usage statistics, device/browser data, and approximate location. Review Google’s documentation for Analytics data collection, retention, and opt-out tools. In this codebase, the measurement script is intended to load only after consent when the consent banner is enabled.
If NEXT_PUBLIC_PLAUSIBLE_DOMAIN is set, a lightweight script may record page views. Plausible is often configured for privacy-friendly, aggregate statistics; confirm the operator’s Plausible project settings and data flow for your deployment.
If the site operator enables Google AdSense or similar networks, advertisements may be shown and vendors may process data to measure delivery, cap frequency, and prevent fraud. Personalized ads may use additional signals; that processing may require consent under applicable law and Google’s policies. Ad slots are placed in the layout so primary calculator content remains readable; adjust slot CSS and auto-ad settings if ads ever crowd the UI.
SalaryExit does not embed hard-coded publisher IDs. Integrations should be enabled only through environment configuration after approval by the ad network.
This site is intended for working adults researching salary and tax topics. It is not directed at children.
This policy may be updated when features change (for example adding accounts, newsletters, or new analytics). Material changes should be reflected in the “Last updated” notice on legal pages.
For the site disclaimer regarding calculations, see Disclaimer.
Page content last reviewed: March 2026. For calculation scope and FY assumptions, see methodology.