Talk to the person who builds PageFox
One person reads every message. Expect a reply within one working day (Monday to Friday, India Standard Time).
Send a message. Our Enquiry Agent catches it.
Your message lands in our own PageFox, caught by the same Enquiry Agent that would answer enquiries on your site. We use our own product every day, which is the only honest way to sell it.
Where each message goes.
Sales, pricing or a demo
Questions about plans, limits, or whether PageFox fits how your website works.
Product support
Install problems, something behaving unexpectedly, or a question about your own account.
Privacy, DPDP or a data request
Data protection questions, DPDP or GDPR requests, and DPA paperwork. Opt-out and deletion requests have their own form at /privacy/opt-out.
Legal and contracts
Contract review, terms questions, and anything your counsel needs in writing.
Who you are writing to.
Pricing
Every plan limit on one page, generated from the same registry the product enforces, so the page cannot advertise a number the code does not honour.
Developer documentation
Written against the code that serves it, and explicit about what does not exist yet.
Privacy policy
What is collected, how long it is kept, and how a request is handled.
Terms of service
The full legal detail of who you are contracting with, under which law, and where a dispute would be heard. Your finance and legal teams will want that page, not this one.
Faster than writing to us.
How it works
If your question is about how something works, the documentation and pricing page answer most of it without waiting for a reply.
Your data
To opt out of every lookup of your personal details, or to request deletion of data we hold about you, use the privacy request form. It is handled automatically and does not sit in an inbox.
PageFox identifies companies, not visitors: it can tell you that an organisation visited your site, it tells you who a visitor is only when that person gives you their details in a chat or a form, and no setting or paid tier reveals the identity of a visitor who has not.