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Sub-processors Sub-processors ai-coustics GmbH uses a limited number of third-party sub-processors to help us provide our Service. This page lists them and is kept up to date independently of our privacy policy, which governs how we handle personal data generally. This page does not itself create or modify any contractual commitment. Customers with a data processing agreement are notified before a new sub-processor starts processing, and can object. Sub-processor What for Data Location and transfer mechanism Date added Amazon Web Services Hosting, database, queues All backend data Frankfurt, Germany (eu-central-1) — inside EEA 1 September 2026 Usercentrics Consent management Consent choices, IP address, user agent Germany — inside EEA 1 September 2026 Cloudflare CDN, DDoS and bot protection Request metadata, IP address Global edge network 1 September 2026 Clerk Authentication and user directory Email, name, sign-in metadata United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 Stripe Payments and invoicing Billing name, email, address, card metadata United States and Ireland — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 Metronome Usage metering and invoicing Account identifiers, usage records United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 PostHog Product analytics, error tracking, session replay, usage reporting Pseudonymous and account-linked usage, session recordings across our sites, account and billing records EU Cloud, Frankfurt — inside EEA 1 September 2026 HubSpot Customer relationship management Contact and onboarding details EU data region — inside EEA 1 September 2026 Soniox Speech-to-text in the playground Playground audio and transcripts, processed in transit and not stored United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 Modal Compute for the call analysis demo Uploaded call audio, processed in transit and not stored United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 Mintlify Documentation hosting and docs assistant Site usage, assistant questions United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 Framer Marketing website hosting Site usage United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 Vimeo Embedded video Playback requests United States — Standard Contractual Clauses 1 September 2026 YouTube Embedded video Playback requests, IP address United States — loaded by your browser only after you consent 1 September 2026 The two video services are different in kind from the rest. We do not send them anything: when a page contains an embedded player, your browser contacts them directly, which is enough for them to see your IP address. They load only after you consent. Our sites also load fonts and script libraries from public content delivery networks. Those providers do not process anything on our behalf, so they are not listed above, but your browser does contact them and they can see your IP address. Every one of them is named in our cookie policy, with what it stores and for how long. Transfers outside the European Economic Area rely on the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses. You can request a copy at [email protected]. Cookies and other storage set on our websites are listed separately on our cookie policy. Questions about this list: [email protected]. Bring real-time audio intelligence into your voice AI stack Bring real-time audio intelligence into your voice AI stack Bring real-time audio intelligence into your voice AI stack Speak to an expert Try it out ai-coustics Solutions Speech enhancement Audio insight Voice activity detection Models Quail Tyto VAD Rook Company About Blog Contact Support Careers Glossary General Press Kit Legal Notice Privacy Policy Terms of Service © ai-coustics GmbH New: Tyto 1.1 catches degraded audio before it breaks your voice agent - try it free