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Subprocessors

Last updated October 30, 2026

We use third-party subprocessors — cloud providers, payment and email services, and the AI and search platforms Signal queries — to run Signal by Metrics Hive ("Signal").

This page lists them.

Infrastructure

SubprocessorPurposeLocation
HostingerApplication and background-worker hosting, and the PostgreSQL databaseUSA

Running the business

SubprocessorPurposeLocation
StripePayment processing, subscriptions, and invoicingUnited States
ResendTransactional email — verification, invitations, billing noticesUnited States
Google"Sign in with Google" authentication, and icons for the domains shown in the productUnited States
CloudflareBot protection (Turnstile) on email sign-up, sign-in, and password resetUnited States
Metrics HiveCookieless website and product analyticsUnited States
PostHogProduct and website analytics, subject to your cookie choicesUnited States
Google AnalyticsWebsite and product analytics, subject to your cookie choicesUnited States

AI and search data providers

This is the part that makes Signal work: to measure how answer engines describe a brand, Signal has to ask them. Prompts you configure are sent to these providers, either directly through their APIs or through a scraping provider that queries the consumer product on our behalf. The answers come back to us, are stored in your account, and are analyzed to see how they describe the brands you track.

What they receive is what you've configured in Signal — your prompts, which are market-research queries like "best project management software for agencies", and for some features your brands, competitors, tracked domains, and text from your website — rather than your name, email address, or billing details. Do not put personal data into a prompt.

Which of these is used depends on the platforms your plan tracks and how Signal is configured at the time.

ProviderRoleLocation
OpenAIModel API, brand onboarding research, and analysis of collected answersUnited States
AnthropicModel API, brand onboarding research, and analysis of collected answersUnited States
CloroAnswer-engine and search result collectionMalta
TypeSafeAnalysis of collected answers: which brands they mention, and the sentiment toward eachUnited States
Jina AIWeb page content extraction from your website during brand onboardingGermany

Getting notified when this changes

We update this page, and the date at the top of it, whenever this list changes.

If you have a signed agreement with us that requires advance notice of new subprocessors, we'll email you as well. To object to a new subprocessor, email signal@metricshive.com.