What we collect
Creating an account or signing in means we store your name, email address, avatar, sign-in method, purchases, and current plan. Nothing else is gathered for its own sake.
Kaushal Kadariya runs TemplatesCenter and wrote this page himself. It sets out what gets collected, the reason for collecting it, and who else gets to see it. The scope stays narrow, an account, a purchase, a download, a support reply, plus the security needed to keep all of that safe.
Last updated June 5, 2026
Creating an account or signing in means we store your name, email address, avatar, sign-in method, purchases, and current plan. Nothing else is gathered for its own sake.
Choosing Google or GitHub to log in gives us the profile those services hand over, your name, email address, and avatar. Mail, Drive, contacts, and private repositories stay untouched.
Cookies, local storage, and plain usage numbers keep you signed in, remember your choices, block abuse, show what is working, and guide what gets improved.
Personal data is never sold to anyone. You may request a copy of your record, a correction, an export, or full deletion at any time.
Account information is what lets us create a login, confirm your email, show your profile, handle downloads and purchases, answer support requests, stop abuse, send important account notices, and keep improving the platform.
Card processing sits with dedicated payment providers. What we hold on our side is limited to purchase records, plan status, invoice references, and entitlement details. Full card numbers, CVVs, and bank credentials never touch our servers.
Information moves outward only where running TemplatesCenter requires it, to hosting, authentication, email, analytics, support, and payment providers. Disclosure also happens when a legal obligation demands it or when users and the platform need protecting.
Account records stay for as long as the account is open, with certain entries kept afterwards where security, tax, accounting, legal, or fraud-prevention duties apply. Reasonable safeguards are in place, though no internet service can promise absolute safety.
Third parties, including Google AdSense, may place and read cookies on your browser, or use web beacons and IP addresses to collect information, as a direct result of ads being served here. Google leans on that data to decide which ads to show, drawing on visits to this site and others. You are free to switch personalized ads off through Google Ads Settings, and Google lays out how partner data is handled on its own privacy pages.
How Google uses data when you use our partners' sites or appsWant to know what is held about you, or ask for a correction, export, or deletion? Write to Kaushal Kadariya through the contact page and the request goes straight to him.
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