Privacy and your VIN

The short version: your VIN never reaches us.

Last updated November 13, 2026.

What the lookup does

• You type a VIN into a box on a make's page. A small script in your browser checks that it has the right length and characters.
• When you press the button, your browser opens the address the maker publishes, in a new tab, with the VIN on the end. The box names that address before you press the button.
• The VIN is sent to that address and to no one else. It is not sent to this site, and it is not put in this site's address.
• The box is cleared after the tab opens. This site saves nothing in your browser: no cookie, no stored value. Your browser's own history will list the maker's page you opened, as it does for any page.
• We do not embed, copy or keep any window sticker.

What the other site sees

The site at that address receives the VIN and the usual details any site sees from a visitor, such as your IP address and browser type. That site's own privacy policy covers it.

What this site collects

This site has no forms and no accounts. Our web host keeps standard server logs of page requests. Those logs cannot hold a VIN, because a VIN is never part of a request to this site.

This site runs no analytics script, no advertising script and no social media script.

Who runs this site

Find My Window Sticker is run by Tech Stars University in Duluth, MN. This site is independent. It is not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by any carmaker.

Questions

Email help@techstarsuniversity.com. Please do not include a VIN.

Changes to this page

If we change what this site collects, we will update this page and its date.