Carryover privacy
Carryover is a Framer plugin from Sauwarna Studio. It keeps campaign details in the address while someone moves around a site. This page says what it does with visitors' data and with yours. It was last changed on 6 November 2026.
What the script reads
The query string of the page a visitor is on, for a fixed list of names: the UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content, utm_id), ad click IDs such as gclid and fbclid, and any extra names the site's owner adds.
What it stores
One value under the key carryover, in the visitor's own browser. On the free plan it's in sessionStorage and goes when the tab closes. On Pro, if the owner turns on Remember, it's also in localStorage for 7, 30 or 90 days from the last ad click. Carryover sets no cookie.
Who it goes to
Nobody at Sauwarna Studio. The script makes no network requests and we have no server that receives these values. They only go where the site's owner points them: the site's own address bar and, on Pro, the checkout domains they list, their native Framer forms, Google Tag Manager's data layer and GA4's campaign fields.
Consent
Carryover shows no banner of its own. When the owner chooses to wait for their consent tool, it stores nothing and changes no address or link until the visitor accepts, and a refusal removes what it holds. UTMs follow analytics consent and click IDs follow marketing consent. When the owner chooses to run it for every visitor, that decision and its legal basis are theirs. The script still waits if the browser sends Global Privacy Control. Carryover doesn't make a site compliant, and this page isn't legal advice.
The plugin and your license
The plugin runs in your browser, sends nothing to us and doesn't read your account. It only adds the script when you press Add to site, and you can remove it from the same panel. If you buy Pro, Lemon Squeezy handles the payment and its privacy policy applies. Our activation page sends your license key to our license service, which checks it with Lemon Squeezy, returns an unlock code and doesn't save the key.