This is the privacy policy for SchematIaC and the licensing service at license.solidcloud.io, published by SolidCloud, LLC. Last updated 21 August 2026.
You work on infrastructure code you may be contractually forbidden from uploading anywhere. The first half of this page states exactly what the extension transmits. Every claim there is a verified property of the shipped build. The rest covers the website, checkout, and email.
| When | What is sent | To whom |
|---|---|---|
| Starting a trial | Your email address, an anonymous installation digest, and the 6-digit code we email you to confirm the address. Never any Terraform, at any point. | The licensing service |
| Everything else | Nothing. There are no other network calls. | — |
The licensing service holds the email address you gave us, the licence record, and the anonymous installation digest used to bind a trial to an install. If you have bought a licence it also holds Stripe's customer and subscription identifiers, the seat count, and the email address of anyone you assigned a seat to. While a trial is being started it briefly holds the 6-digit confirmation code, and the service keeps recent request IP addresses in memory to rate-limit abuse. That is the whole inventory. We do not sell it, and we do not share it except with the processors below, or when the law requires it.
We keep that record for as long as the trial or subscription is active, and for a short period afterwards so a late renewal or a support request can still be resolved. Email us and we will delete what we can; a signed key already issued cannot be recalled from a machine, because it is verified offline.
These companies see only what they need to run the service we bought from them. They are not a substitute for this policy.
Ask us for a copy of what we hold, a correction, or a deletion. Email support@solidcloud.io. The same address will send this page on company letterhead if your compliance team wants it that way.
Stripe Checkout will still show Stripe's own legal links on their hosted page. That is Stripe speaking for the card they process, not SolidCloud handing our privacy policy to them.