Pre-consent tracker fires
LiveTrackers that fire before a visitor interacts with your consent banner — the most common GDPR ePrivacy exposure.
For businesses
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Give visitors a one-click way to exercise their data rights, and track every request through to its statutory deadline.
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4%
Of global revenue — the GDPR maximum fine
GDPR, Article 83(5)
140+
Countries with privacy laws
UNCTAD, Data Protection Legislation Worldwide
Public industry figures from the named sources above; the running totals are updated periodically by those trackers.
Trackers that fire before a visitor interacts with your consent banner — the most common GDPR ePrivacy exposure.
Trackers that keep firing after a visitor clicks reject — a potential GDPR Article 7 consent-withdrawal issue.
Reject buttons missing or made harder to click than Accept — the equal-prominence requirement under GDPR Article 7.
Whether your site links a privacy policy, a data-access (DSAR) request path, and a CCPA 'Do Not Sell or Share' opt-out — the data-rights links GDPR and CCPA expect.
Whether your site honors the GPC opt-out signal, required under CCPA and several US state laws.
Third-party tools active on your site that your published privacy policy doesn't disclose.
The third parties processing your visitors' data, for your Article 28 sub-processor list.
Items marked Live run in the compliance check above today and reflect a real scan of the URL you enter. Items marked Soon are on the roadmap. The industry figures above are public data, not our telemetry.
These checks describe potential exposure to review with counsel — informational, not legal advice, and not a legal determination about your site.