Basecamp Subprocessors by Basecamp
Updated 17 October 2025
This document provides a comprehensive list of third-party subprocessors utilized by Basecamp to operate its services. It details the function of each subprocessor and specifies their location, ensuring transparency regarding personal data processing and GDPR compliance.
Basecamp subprocessors
Last updated: June 8, 2023
We use third party subprocessors, such as cloud computing providers and customer support software, to run Basecamp (the service). We establish GDPR-compliant data processing agreements with each subprocessor, extending GDPR safeguards everywhere personal data is processed.
The following is a list of personal data subprocessors we use. These subprocessors are all located in the United States:
Amazon Web Services. Cloud services provider.
Braintree. Payment processing services.
Cloudflare. Cloud services provider.
Convert.com. A/B testing software.
Google Cloud Platform. Cloud services provider.
hCaptcha. Anti-bot protection.
Help Scout. Help desk software.
Mailchimp. Transactional email service.
Sentry. Error reporting software.
TaxJar. Sales tax calculation.
These subprocessors are located in the EU:
AppSignal. Infrastructure and application monitoring.
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About this template
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