Is LinkJuice GDPR compliant? Where is data stored?

[legal_seo]

Our company's DPO asked about the tools we use. Where does LinkJuice process my crawl data? Is it sent to a server? I need to document this for our data processing records.

[Kate M.]

LinkJuice processes all data 100% in your browser. Your CSV file is never uploaded to our servers — it's read by the JavaScript engine in your browser tab and the entire PageRank calculation happens locally.

We only collect standard web server access logs (IP, timestamp, user agent) for performance monitoring, with a 7-day retention period. No CSV content, no URL data, no analysis results are ever transmitted to or stored on our infrastructure. This makes LinkJuice fully GDPR-compliant with no data processing agreement required.

[Noah]

Quick tip for anyone confused about orphans: filter out your pagination pages first (URLs with ?page= or /page/2/ patterns). These often show as orphans because the canonical points away from them, but they're not really missing links — they're just correctly de-indexed. Focus the orphan fix on unique content URLs only.

[Chris]

The redirect chain flag has been a goldmine for us. Found 847 internal links pointing to old redirect URLs after a CMS migration. Fixing those took two weeks but the crawl efficiency improvement was massive — Google started finding new content 3x faster based on our GSC coverage reports.