We built it so we can’t touch what’s yours.
Money, data, brand, and email — each is walled off by architecture, not by a policy we could quietly change later. And your data stays yours: exportable on demand, the day you ask.
Your data is yours — exportable on demand, in open formats, with no lock-in and no exit fee.
Six guarantees, each enforced by the system.
Not promises on a page — behaviors of the platform. Every one maps to something running in the code, on every request and every build.
Tenant isolation
Every studio lives in its own vault. Each account is partitioned, and access is enforced by server-side security rules — not by a UI that merely hides the wrong button. One studio can never read or reach another studio’s clients, galleries, or invoices.
Server-authoritative money
A client’s browser can request a checkout, but it can never set the price. Every charged amount is computed on the server from your own catalog, so a tampered or hand-crafted request is rejected, not honored.
Stripe holds every card
We never see a card number. Card details go straight to Stripe, and payouts settle into your Stripe account — not ours. The money path does not route through us, so there is nothing on our side to skim or leak.
Your data, exportable
You own it, and you can take it. Galleries, contacts, and records export on demand in open formats — while you are a customer and after you leave. No lock-in clause, no exit fee. Leaving is a feature, not a support ticket.
Email from your own domain
Client mail is sent as you and DKIM-verified for your domain, so it authenticates and lands in inboxes under your name. Nothing goes out from an everyframe.com relay stamped with our brand.
A zero-trace CI gate
On every commit, an automated check scans client-facing surfaces for any platform brand string. If one slips onto a client page, the build breaks before it can ship. The guarantee is enforced by the pipeline, not by memory.
No badges we haven’t earned.
You won’t find a SOC 2 or ISO seal on this page, because we haven’t completed those audits. When we do, the seal will appear here with the report behind it — not a day sooner.
Until then, the guarantees above are the ones we can point at directly in the architecture. We would rather under-claim and be exact than decorate the page with logos.
Ownership, plainly.
Do I own my studio’s data?
Yes, unambiguously. Your galleries, contacts, invoices, and records are yours. You can export them on demand in open formats while you are a customer and after you leave — there is no exit fee and no lock-in clause.
Where does my payment money go?
Straight to you. Card details go directly to Stripe, and payouts settle into your own Stripe account, not ours. We never see a card number and take 0% of what your clients pay — the money path does not route through us.
Can another studio on Everyframe see my data?
No. Every studio is partitioned into its own space, and access is enforced by server-side security rules, not by a UI that merely hides the wrong button. One studio can never read or reach another studio’s clients, galleries, or invoices.
Is my data encrypted?
Yes. Data is encrypted in transit with TLS, and encrypted at rest by the managed cloud infrastructure we run on. Card data is never stored on our side at all — it lives with Stripe.
What about uptime and availability?
Everyframe runs on managed, highly-available cloud infrastructure. We do not publish a specific uptime percentage we have not committed to contractually — when we offer a formal SLA, the number will appear here in writing rather than as marketing.
If you spot a security issue, tell us before you tell the internet — we’ll move fast and credit you.
Reach the team at hello@useeveryframe.com. Responsible disclosure gets a real human, quickly.
Your studio, walled off and yours.
Spin up an account and see the isolation, the server-side money, and the clean headers for yourself.