CoFoundersLab Privacy Summary

The one thing to know: the Premium export is on by default

The policy says Premium users' limited profile data can be exported for lead or talent work unless they opt out. The data covers name, headline, current company, title and general location. The policy does not say where the opt-out is, so find it before you subscribe, or ask the company in writing. ^[1]

Unsubscribing: the route exists, and reviewers say it fails

Marketing email can be stopped through the link in any commercial email, in account settings, or by contacting the company. Security and account notices cannot be turned off. Eleven of the 20 newest Trustpilot reviews, from February to October 2026, mention spam or failed unsubscribes, including mail from people who never signed up. ^{[1] [3]}

Deleting your account: the policy's timing against what reviewers report

The policy says data stops being visible within 24 hours of closure, and that closed-account data is generally deleted within 30 days. Reviewers say they could not delete an account, or that data stayed online after closing it, between July 2022 and September 2026. ^{[1] [3]}

How to delete, step by step: ^[4]

1. Cancel any subscription first, and keep the confirmation.
2. Send a written deletion request through the Account Issue form.
3. Keep the reply and note its date.
4. Check after 24 hours whether the profile is still visible, and after 30 days whether the data is gone. ^{[2] [4] [1]}

Identity checks and member verification

The Terms ban impersonation and disclaim the accuracy of member content, and they describe no member verification. Reviewers report fake, bot or inactive profiles between April 2025 and October 2026. Treat every profile as unchecked. ^{[2] [3]}

Where your data goes, and which law applies

The policy says data may go to affiliates, marketing partners and service providers, and may transfer in a sale or merger. It is processed in the United States. The Terms say California law governs disputes. The company name differs between the two documents, with 'CFLAB LLC' in the privacy policy and 'CFL LAB LLC' as operator in the Terms. The policy has no last-updated date. ^{[1] [2]}

The verdict

The policy's rules are standard for a membership site: profile visibility, an opt-out for marketing email, a data copy on request and a deletion period. The weak points are the Premium export opt-out, which the policy does not locate, and deletion, which reviewers say does not work. Before you subscribe, find the export opt-out, and keep a written deletion request with its date. ^{[1] [3]}