Privacy notesPrint & Punt

Plain-language version · September 2026

What we keep, what we show, what we don’t

What we collect. The commissioner’s email address (to sign in and to send editions), the league’s ID on its platform, the settings the commissioner chooses, and the league data those platforms make available to us: team names, manager display names, scores, rosters, transactions and standings. For private ESPN leagues, two access cookies the commissioner pastes in.

What appears in your paper. Team names and manager names as they appear on your platform (or first names, or team names only, if the commissioner chooses), plus the fantasy results themselves. Never email addresses, never anything from outside the league. Writers cover fantasy decisions, not anyone’s actual life, and the commissioner can leave any manager out of the roast segments from the settings page.

Who can see your league site. Anyone with the link can open it; search engines are asked not to index it, and we don’t publish the link anywhere. We only use a league’s editions as public samples if the commissioner ticks that box, and then with team names only.

Access cookies and pastes. ESPN cookies are stored only against your league, readable only by the commissioner’s account and by us, and used only to read your league. They are never displayed on any page. Ask and we delete them.

Payments. Handled by Stripe on Stripe’s pages. We never see your card number; we receive a confirmation that the purchase happened and which plan it was.

Third parties. Sign-in and settings storage run on Supabase; payments on Stripe; fonts from Google Fonts. Editions are written with AI models from Anthropic using your league’s data; that data is used to write your editions and for nothing else. We don’t sell or share data, and we don’t run ads.

Deleting things. Email hello@printandpunt.com to remove a manager from coverage, take down an edition, delete your league site, or delete your account and everything with it.

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