Why a roster scan beats ten separate tabs
Agencies inherit tracking from plugins, banners, and tag managers across clients. One batch with a site-by-site summary shows which sites finished, which failed, and where to open the full report.

Paste one website per line. Each site is scanned for attribution leaks. You get a site-by-site summary here and a combined report by email. Sites we cannot scan are marked instead of estimated.
Email required. 2 to 10 unique websites. Combined report arrives when the check is complete.
Select the situations that sound like your roster, then review the bulk summary.
Select any that apply, or go straight to what this check produces.
Agencies inherit tracking from plugins, banners, and tag managers across clients. One batch with a site-by-site summary shows which sites finished, which failed, and where to open the full report.
Each site is a real scan. If a site cannot be scanned, the row is marked instead of estimated. Findings are not invented.
Roster view
Each row shows leak count, top finding, scan status, and a link to the full report when ready.
client sites in one batch
Honest failures
If a site cannot be scanned, the table says so. The batch does not invent a leak count for that row.
when a site cannot be scanned
Combined report
A combined report link is emailed to the address you enter when the check is complete.
with the combined report link
Paste 2 to 10 websites and get a site-by-site summary plus a combined report by email.
Paste one website per line. More than 10 needs a shorter list.
Each site uses the same leak scan as a single-URL check. Findings are not invented.
A site we cannot scan is marked. The row is not filled with an estimate.
The combined report is emailed when the batch finishes. Keep this tab open for the live table.
One website per line. Email required. Combined report arrives when the check is complete.
If we cannot scan a site, the row is marked instead of estimated. Findings come from the scans that finished.
If we can’t scan a site, we’ll mark it clearly instead of estimating the result.