IQ.NET

IQ.NET

Privacy

This page describes the IQ.net website and catalogue API. It took effect on 24 September 2026.

What the index stores

The public catalogue is made of service listings: names, descriptions, endpoints, prices, and links from the catalogues and providers named on each service. That material is published so people and agents can search it.

A contact email sent with a submission is stored so the submission can be reviewed. It is not shown on the public listing and it is not sold.

Using the site

Opening a page or calling the API sends the usual request data to the host, including the address of the page and the search query. That data is used to run and protect the service. The index does not ask you to create an account.

Leaving IQ.net

Links to providers, documentation, and stores leave this site. Those sites have their own terms and privacy practices. Some of those links are affiliate links, described in the terms. IQ.net does not control what the other site collects after you arrive.