Legal
Privacy
Last updated 8 September 2026. Short notice for a static catalog. Billing has its own account data.
Controller
Calis publishes calis.host. Questions: open a ticket at my.calis.host or write to support via that console. Abuse: abuse@calis.exchange.
This catalog
calis.host is static HTML. It does not set an analytics tracker today. The only JavaScript on the catalog is a monthly/hourly price toggle on the pricing page, which stays in your browser.
The web server and reverse proxy keep ordinary access logs (IP address, user agent, requested path, time) to operate the site, debug faults, and handle abuse. Logs are not used to build advertising profiles.
Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts. Your browser may contact Google’s servers when you load a page. You can block third-party requests; the layout still works with system fonts as fallback.
Billing and accounts
If you register or log in at my.calis.host, that console processes account data (name, email, invoices, tickets, payment metadata). That processing is separate from this catalog. Do not send payment card numbers to abuse@ or to this website — there is no card form here.
Cookies
This catalog does not require cookies. The billing console may use session cookies that are necessary to keep you logged in; see that site when you create an account.
Legal bases (GDPR / nDSG)
Operating the catalog and logs: legitimate interest in running a public website and defending it against abuse. Contract and invoicing (on the billing console): performance of a contract and legal accounting duties. You may object to non-essential processing and request access, correction, deletion, or restriction where the law allows. You may lodge a complaint with the Swiss FDPIC or, if you are in the EEA, your local supervisory authority.
Retention and transfers
Catalog access logs are kept only as long as needed for operations and security. We do not sell personal data. Infrastructure may be in Switzerland, the EEA, or the United Kingdom; catalog regions listed on this site are service locations, not a statement that your billing data is stored in each of them.