Why a pre-consent inventory matters
A privacy review needs a record of what left the page before Accept and whether your policy names those vendors from the scan that produced the report.

Paste a URL. Leave with a report of vendors that loaded before anyone clicked Accept and whether your privacy policy names them. If a recent report is available, we show those saved results. We usually email the report within a few minutes.
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Select the situations that sound like your site, then review the report you walk away with.
Select any that apply, or go straight to what you get.
A privacy review needs a record of what left the page before Accept and whether your policy names those vendors from the scan that produced the report.
This report covers the scan that produced it. If a recent report is available, we show those saved results. It shows vendors seen before Accept and whether your policy names them. It does not prove every visitor path or replace legal advice.
Pre-consent traffic
You leave knowing which vendors fired on the first load before anyone clicked Accept in the scan that produced the report.
seen before Accept in that scan
Policy check
The report compares vendors your policy names with vendors the scan saw. A mismatch is a starting point for review, not a legal finding.
vs vendors the scan saw
Consent banner
You leave knowing whether a consent banner appeared and whether non-essential vendors still loaded before Accept. Consent timing beyond that appearance is not fully tested here.
state from that scan
Run the free scan and leave with a vendor inventory and policy comparison from the scan that produced the report.
Paste a website address. We usually email the report within a few minutes and open it here when ready.
This report covers the scan that produced it. If a recent report is available, we show those saved results. It is not a guarantee of every visitor path or a legal determination.
This scan covers one visit to your site. Any suggested policy text is a draft, not legal advice. Privacy