Stripo
Partially CompliantEmail template builder with a Ukrainian team and a Delaware parent company, hosted on AWS in the United States.
Subject to the US CLOUD Act: a US parent company can be compelled to disclose data it holds, including data stored in the EU.
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GDPR Compliance Data
Not independently verified| GDPR Status | Partially Compliant |
| HQ Country | United States |
| Ownership | Non-European |
| Foreign Disclosure Exposure | US CLOUD Act / FISA 702 |
| Data Hosting Location | United States"As of the “Last updated” date of this Privacy Policy, Stripo engages the following subprocessors: Amazon Web Services, Inc." Source: stripo.email/privacy-policy (read 2026-08-24). The US entity is named, not Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL. No EU region is offered. |
| EU Servers Available | |
| Data Processing Agreement | Not verified |
| Sub-processor List | Not verified |
| Schrems II Risk | High Risk |
| SCCs in Place | |
| Last Verified | 24 August 2026 |
How we reached this
Stripo markets itself as "Made in Ukraine" and the team is Ukrainian, but the contracting entity is not European. The terms of use define the Team as "Stripo Inc., a company registered in the state of Delaware, USA" and state that "the laws of the state of Delaware (USA), excluding its conflicting rules, apply to any dispute situation related to the Agreement or the Service". The privacy policy names Amazon Web Services, Inc. as a sub-processor, the US entity rather than the EMEA one. A European buyer therefore contracts with a US company under US law with US hosting. No published DPA was located and no EU hosting region is offered, so Schrems II risk is HIGH. PARTIAL rather than non-compliant because data subject rights and deletion procedures are set out in the policy.
About Stripo
A Template Builder, Not an ESP
Stripo builds the email and hands it off. Templates export to Mailchimp, Brevo, HubSpot, Klaviyo and dozens of others, so it slots in front of whatever sending platform a team already uses rather than replacing it. Modules, a shared content library and brand-locked styles make it useful where several people build campaigns and consistency keeps slipping.
Interactive and AMP blocks, real-time collaboration and a large template library are the reasons teams pick it over building in their ESP's own editor.
Not a European Company
Stripo's site says "Made in Ukraine" and the team is Ukrainian, which is where the European framing comes from. The legal position is different.
The terms of use define the counterparty as "Stripo Inc., a company registered in the state of Delaware, USA", and state that "the laws of the state of Delaware (USA) ... apply to any dispute situation related to the Agreement or the Service". The privacy policy lists Amazon Web Services, Inc., the US entity rather than the Luxembourg one, as a sub-processor.
So a European buyer is contracting with a US company, under US law, with US hosting. Personal data in your email lists reaching that stack is a transfer outside the EEA, and it is reachable under the CLOUD Act.
Does That Matter Here?
It depends what you put in it. Stripo is a design tool, and a template holds no subscriber data. Teams that build in Stripo and send from an EU-hosted ESP are keeping their list on the European side of the line, and the exposure is limited to their own account details and any test recipients.
Teams that import contact data or use Stripo's own sending features are in a different position. That is the distinction to make before signing.
European email tools are listed under email marketing.
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Stripo GDPR & data protection: common questions
Is Stripo GDPR compliant?
Partly. Stripo meets some of the requirements, with caveats worth reading before you commit. Stripo is based in United States, outside the EU/EEA, data is hosted in the United States.
Where does Stripo store data?
Stripo states: ""As of the “Last updated” date of this Privacy Policy, Stripo engages the following subprocessors: Amazon Web Services, Inc." Source: stripo.email/privacy-policy (read 2026-08-24). The US entity is named, not Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL. No EU region is offered.". Data is hosted in the United States.
Does Stripo offer a Data Processing Agreement (DPA)?
We could not locate a published DPA for Stripo. That does not mean one is unavailable. Many vendors provide it on request or inside the account area rather than publishing it. Ask before you sign.
What a DPA has to cover →Is Stripo a European company?
No. Stripo is based in United States, outside the EU/EEA. It may still be a sound choice (EU hosting and a signed DPA matter more than a flag) but the ownership is not European.
Is Stripo subject to the US CLOUD Act?
Yes. US authorities can compel disclosure of data held by a US company or its subsidiaries, regardless of the country the servers sit in. EU hosting alone does not remove this, the question is who controls the data, not where the disk is.
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