About On Drop Rate

On Drop Rate helps you check roughly how long you'd need to grind for an item, and whether you're actually dry right now, or just feeling like it.

We're passionate OSRS players, grinding since the game's 2013 release across multiple accounts and every seasonal game mode along the way.

This vibe-coded project is built and maintained by us.

Greetings from Team On Drop Rate.

Privacy Policy

Who runs this: On Drop Rate (ondroprate.com). Questions or data requests can be sent to info@ondroprate.com.

What we collect: Google Analytics (GA4), and only after you click Accept on the cookie banner. We don't have accounts, don't store anything you type into the search box, and don't sell or share data with anyone beyond Google acting as our analytics provider.

Bug reports: if you use the "Report a bug" form we store the name, email address and description you submit, so we can look into the problem and reply. We also keep the page you were on, your browser's user-agent string, and a one-way hash of your IP address — the hash lets us spot abuse of the form without us holding your actual IP. This data is kept only as long as the report is useful, and is never used for marketing or shared with anyone.

Analytics details: pages viewed, approximate location (from IP, not exact), device/browser type, and how you found the site, via cookies typically named _ga and _ga_* (up to 2 years). See Google's Privacy Policy for how Google processes this data.

Legal basis: for analytics, your consent, given (or withheld) via the cookie banner — you can withdraw it at any time by clearing this site's cookies/storage in your browser, and you'll be asked again on your next visit. For bug reports, the data you send us so we can act on your report.

Your rights: under GDPR you can request access to, correction of, or deletion of any data associated with you by emailing us at the address above.

This policy may be updated occasionally as the site changes.

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Cookies on On Drop Rate

What we use: Google Analytics (GA4), to see how many people visit, which pages are popular, and roughly where visitors come from. That's it — no ad networks, no cross-site tracking, no selling of data.

What it collects: pages viewed, approximate location (from IP, not exact), device/browser type, and how you found the site. Google may set a couple of cookies for this (typically named _ga and _ga_*), which can last up to 2 years.

When it's active: only after you click Accept below — nothing loads or gets set before that. If you click Decline, none of this happens at all.

Changed your mind? Clear this site's data/cookies in your browser settings and you'll be asked again on your next visit.