Privacy Policy

This page explains what combatnight.com collects, why, who receives it, and what you can do about it. “Combat Night”, “we” and “us” mean Combat Night, a Florida MMA promotion. Our website is built and run for us by Kameha Media Group, our web agency.

The short version

• We measure how people use the site with our own analytics and with analytics and advertising tools from Vercel, Google and Meta.
• If you fill out a form, what you type is emailed to our staff, and your name and contact details are kept in Combat Night’s private records.
• We don’t sell tickets or take payments on this site. Tickets and streams are bought on the sellers’ own sites, under their terms.
• You can turn off our analytics and advertising tools on your device at any time (see Your choices).

What we collect when you browse

• Vercel Web Analytics. Counts page views and records the page that sent you here, your device type, operating system, browser and country, plus actions such as clicks on ticket and watch buttons (and where on the page the button was), which fighter pages you view, clicks on links to other sites, news stories and videos you open, the words you type into the fighter search on our roster page, and which form you submitted (not what you typed into it). It doesn’t use cookies.
• Google Analytics. Records page views, visits, how far down a page you scroll and which sections of our home and event pages you reach, and the same actions listed for Vercel above. It uses Google cookies. Google’s privacy policy: policies.google.com/privacy
• Combat Night’s own analytics. Our site records how each page is used and sends it only to us; it’s stored privately with our web host, Vercel. For each page view we record: the page and the date and time; whether it was a new page, a reload or a back/forward visit; how you arrived (the website that linked you here, or the page on our site you came from, any campaign tags in the link, and whether the link came from a Facebook, Google, TikTok or Microsoft ad, but not the ad’s click code); your approximate location (country, state or region, and city, which our host works out from your connection; our analytics don’t store your IP address); your device type, operating system and browser, whether you’re browsing inside the Instagram or Facebook app, your screen and window size and pixel density, whether it has a touch screen, your language, time zone and connection speed, and whether dark mode or reduced motion is turned on; how far down the page you scroll and how long it took to reach each quarter of it; how long the page was open, on screen and actively used; how long each section of the page was on screen; every tap or click (which section and where in it, where it was on the whole page, how many seconds into the visit it happened, what kind of thing you tapped, the text of the link or button you tapped, and the address the link goes to, without anything after a question mark; email, phone and text-message links are recorded without their address); repeated rapid taps and taps on things that aren’t buttons; the link you left the page by; how quickly the page loaded and responded to taps, and how much its layout shifted while loading; whether the page’s scripts hit errors; video plays; the words you type into the fighter search on our roster page; and which forms you started and which you sent (never what you typed into them). It keeps a random visitor ID, a visit ID and a visit count in your browser (see Cookies and similar storage), so we can count repeat visits, tell first-time visitors from returning ones, and see the path people take through the site. These IDs aren’t connected to your name or email.
• Meta (Facebook) Pixel. Records page views, records a click on a ticket button as the start of a checkout, and records clicks on watch buttons. Meta’s Pixel can also detect other button clicks and page details on its own and, depending on Meta’s settings, collect contact details you type into forms on this site in a scrambled (hashed) form. It uses Meta cookies. We use it to measure our ads, and we can use it to show our ads to people who have visited the site. Meta’s privacy policy: facebook.com/privacy/policy

What we collect when you fill out a form

Every form sends what you type to Combat Night staff by email, through an email delivery service called Resend. Fight applications go to our matchmaking team, with a copy to Combat Night’s main inbox, and the rest go to the main inbox. If our server can’t send your message, your own email app opens instead with it filled in, and it’s sent from your email account when you press send. A copy of each submission also goes to Kameha Media Group’s web team so they can check that the forms work. Each submission, along with your browser type, is also written to our web host’s (Vercel’s) server log, which Vercel keeps for a limited time.

• Contact: your name, email, subject and message.
• Sponsorship inquiry: your company, name, email, phone, the options you check, your budget and your message.
• Apply to Fight: your name, age, pro or amateur status, record, weight class, gym, location, email, phone, a link to your fight footage and your message. You must be 18 or older to apply.
• Ring Girl application: your name, age, city, height, Instagram handle, availability, email, phone, experience and up to 3 photos. It’s for people 18 or older, and the form includes a box to confirm that.
• Newsletter signup: your email address. We haven’t sent a newsletter yet, and we’ll update this page before we do.

We don’t send an automatic confirmation email when you submit a form. Our staff reply to you directly.

Our private records. Each time a form is sent, we also keep a short record of it, so we have one list of everyone who has contacted us: which form you used, the page you sent it from, the date and time, and your name, email and phone number. If the form asked your age, we keep only whether you’re under 18, not the age itself. Kameha Media Group stores these records for us, privately, with our web host, Vercel. The records belong to Combat Night: Kameha Media Group keeps them only to run them for us, doesn’t use them for its own purposes, and will hand them over to Combat Night if it stops running our site. Being in these records doesn’t sign you up for marketing emails or texts.

Content from other sites

• YouTube. Some pages show YouTube video thumbnails, which load from YouTube’s servers when you view the page, so YouTube (Google) receives your browser’s request, including your IP address. A video itself loads from YouTube only when you press play, and a standard YouTube video can then set YouTube cookies. Our promo video uses YouTube’s privacy-enhanced mode.
• Instagram. We show our Instagram posts. Our server gets the list of posts from Instagram, and then your browser loads the images and videos directly from Instagram’s servers, so Instagram (Meta) receives your browser’s request, including your IP address.
• Shopify. The merch page uses Shopify to show products, hold a shopping cart and run checkout, and checkout is handled on Shopify’s secure checkout under Shopify’s and the seller’s privacy terms.

How we use it

• To answer your message and to consider your fight, sponsorship or ring girl application.
• To see which pages, fighters and events people care about, and to fix and improve the site.
• To measure and run our advertising on Meta and Google.

Who receives it

• Combat Night staff who handle each form.
• Kameha Media Group, our web agency, which runs the site, receives a copy of each form submission and stores our private form records for us.
• Our service providers: Vercel (hosting, server logs and analytics), Resend (email delivery), Google (Analytics and YouTube) and Meta (the Pixel and Instagram), as described above.
• Ticket and stream sellers. Ticket and watch buttons are ordinary links to Eventite, Ticketmaster or Spectation Sports. What happens there is governed by their own terms and privacy policies. We never receive your payment details.
• Anyone we’re required by law to give it to.

We don’t sell what you send us through our forms, and we don’t share it with sponsors or advertisers. Google and Meta do receive information about your visits through the tools described above, including, as explained under the Meta Pixel, what Meta’s own settings allow it to collect.

Cookies and similar storage

• Google Analytics: _ga, _ga_<id>
• Meta Pixel: _fbp, and _fbc when you arrive from a Meta ad
• Combat Night: cn_optout, saved in your browser, which remembers if you turned tracking off; cnIntroSeen, which remembers for the current visit that you’ve seen the home page intro; and, for our own analytics, cn_vid (a random visitor ID that lets us count repeat visits), cn_ss (the current visit’s random ID and when it was last active; a new visit starts after 30 minutes without activity) and cn_vc (how many visits this browser has made). All of these are kept in your browser’s local storage until you clear it, and turning off tracking (see Your choices) deletes cn_vid, cn_ss and cn_vc.
• YouTube: cookies set by a standard YouTube video once you press play

Vercel Web Analytics sets no cookies. Exact cookie names and lifetimes are set by each provider and can change.

Fighters on our site

Fighter profiles are built from public fight records and from information fighters give us. If you’re a fighter and something about you is wrong, or you want it changed or removed, contact us.

Your choices

• Turn off our analytics and advertising tools on this device: visit combatnight.com/?cn_optout=1. This stops our own analytics, Vercel Analytics, Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel in that browser, and deletes our analytics IDs from it. To turn them back on, visit combatnight.com/?cn_optout=0.
• Block cookies in your browser settings.
• Ad settings: manage ads from Meta and Google in your account settings with each.
• Ask about your information: use our Contact page to ask what we hold about you from a form, including our private records, or to have it deleted.

The site doesn’t respond to Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signals. Use the link above instead.

How long we keep it

We don’t have a fixed deletion schedule for form submissions or our private form records yet. You can ask us to delete yours at any time through our Contact page. Our own analytics keeps each page-view record for 12 months and then deletes it automatically; daily totals, which are counts with no visitor or visit IDs, are kept. Other analytics data is kept according to each provider’s settings.

Young people

Apply to Fight and the Ring Girl application are for people 18 and older. This site isn’t aimed at children under 13, and we don’t knowingly collect information from them. If you believe a child has sent us information, contact us and we’ll delete it.

Changes

If we change this policy, we’ll update this page and the effective date at the top.

Contact

Questions about this policy: use our Contact page.