Last updated: September 7, 2026
Brambyl is a WordPress plugin that connects to your Google Search Console account to diagnose and repair SEO indexing issues. This privacy policy explains what data we collect and how we use it.
Brambyl uses the Google Search Console API. The plugin requests access to your Search Console data via OAuth. All API calls are made directly from your WordPress server to Google — no data passes through our servers. The plugin uses the scope https://www.googleapis.com/auth/webmasters which allows reading your GSC data and submitting sitemaps on your behalf.
When you connect your Google account, an OAuth refresh token is stored in your WordPress database, encrypted using your site's WordPress salt. This token is used to refresh your access token periodically. You can disconnect at any time from the plugin settings, which deletes all tokens.
PRO repair tools modify your WordPress database (SEO plugin indexable tables, rewrite rules, robots.txt files). All repairs generate scoped rollback SQL before execution, stored in your WordPress database. No repair data is transmitted to our servers.
All data is stored in your WordPress database on your own server. We do not have a cloud backend. The only external API calls are:
To delete all Brambyl data: uninstall the plugin from your WordPress admin. This removes all database tables, options, and cached data. Alternatively, use the "Disconnect" button in plugin settings to remove Google tokens while keeping diagnostic data.
Questions about privacy? Email info@Brambyl.com.