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Subprocessor List

Providers that process customer information for OpenE2EE services.

ProviderPurposeData boundaryLocation
CloudflareRelay compute, encrypted storage, delivery state, security, DNS, and public websiteEncrypted payloads, public key material, opaque routing and usage state, and request metadataGlobal network; United States entity
VercelConsole and documentation hostingConsole requests, authentication session data, and project administrationUnited States
NeonConsole database for organization, project, licensing, and terms-acceptance recordsAccount and organization identifiers, the console email of the person who accepted terms, and project and licensing recordsUnited States
WorkOSConsole authentication and organization identityAccount, organization, and authentication dataUnited States
StripePayments, subscriptions, tax, invoices, and billing portalBilling identity, payment status, subscription data, and Relay aggregate usage mapped inside ConsoleUnited States
Expo, Apple, Google, and browser push servicesData-only device wake deliveryProvider token, project routing, and opaque wake payload; no message plaintextUnited States
Better StackAvailability monitoring and public statusProbe results, endpoint status, and sanitized operational metadataUnited States
Google WorkspaceBusiness email and support communicationsContact details and communication contentUnited States

OpenE2EE does not give these providers message plaintext, device private keys, ratchet state, or attachment keys. Some providers can process network metadata that their role inherently requires. The Privacy Notice describes the complete boundary.

Location names the jurisdiction of the entity we contract with. Several of these providers serve requests from a global network, so a request can be handled outside that jurisdiction by the entity named.

We publish a subprocessor on this page before it begins processing customer personal data. We give at least 30 days’ notice by email to the project owner’s console address before a new subprocessor processes customer data, except where a change is needed urgently for security or service continuity, in which case we give notice as soon as practicable. You may object within that period on reasonable grounds relating to data protection, and the Data Processing Agreement sets out what follows if we cannot offer you a reasonable alternative. Send questions and objections to privacy@open-e2ee.dev.