The small files · reviewed 14 March 2026
Cookie Notice
In plain English
- Three cookies exist in total, and the table below names all three.
- Not one of them advertises to you, measures you, or reports you to an analytics company.
- There is no consent banner because there is nothing here to consent to beyond the machinery of the sale itself.
- Block the lot if you like. Every page still reads; only the card form, which is the processor's, stops working.
The box is a summary. The lettered sections below are the rule itself, and where the two differ the sections win.
The complete list, which is three long
| Cookie | Set when | What it holds | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
ebn_vine | Only if you arrive through a payment link somebody grew for you personally. | An opaque token naming that link. It says nothing about you, and nothing can be read back out of it. | Ninety days, then it withers. |
| Whop’s own | Inside the card form on a grow page, at the moment the form loads. | Whatever the payment processor needs in order to complete a charge and screen it for fraud. They answer to the processor’s notice, not to this one. | The processor’s to decide. |
ebn_hq | Only when one of us signs in to the console behind the grove. | A signed session marker, unreadable to scripts and impossible to forge. No buyer is ever issued one. | Eight hours. |
Refusing them
Your browser will block cookies for this domain, or clear the ones already sitting there, and you are welcome to do either. Every page of the grove reads perfectly well without them. The card form is the one exception, and it is the processor’s form rather than ours: the processor secures a payment with those cookies and will not proceed without them.
What you will not find here
No advertising cookie, no measurement cookie, no third-party analytics script noting which page you leave from. Calling that restraint would flatter us: Eabotnica buys no retargeting and runs no ad campaigns, so a cookie of that kind would have no work to do here and nobody to report back to.
A footnote, for anyone who wants the definition
Strip the word of its mystery and a cookie is a short note a website hands your browser, asking to have it back the next time you call. Some of them are load-bearing: without one, a form cannot remember what it was in the middle of doing. The ones that made the word notorious do something else entirely — recognising the same person across sites that have nothing to do with each other.
Where to write
[email protected]. The broader account of what is held and for how long is on Your Data.