Free DPDP & cookie audit

Cookie Scanner

Scan any website to see which cookies and trackers load, who they belong to, and whether they fire before the visitor consents.

  • No signup
  • No email required
  • Results in under a minute

Features and benefits

Most cookie checkers read the HTML and stop there. Modern sites load their trackers with JavaScript, through tag managers and embeds, so a scan only tells the truth if it runs a real browser.

No email required

Enter a URL and read the report. No account, no sales call before you see what your own site is doing.

Free to scan

The scan costs nothing and covers the pages a visitor actually lands on, so you can check a site before committing to anything.

Scan a page or a section

Point the scanner at the home page, a campaign landing page, or a checkout flow. Tracking often differs page by page.

Built for repeat scans

Sites change every sprint. Re-run the scan after a release and compare what a new tag or embed brought with it.

Categorised, not just listed

Domains are grouped into consent, analytics, advertising, security, and CDN, so you can see which ones need consent before they load.

Real browser, real results

A simple HTML fetch misses anything loaded by JavaScript. We open the site in a clean browser, so tag-manager and embed traffic shows up.

The two checks that decide compliance

Cookies set before consent

We record every request fired on first load, before any click. Analytics firing early is the most common DPDP failure we find.

Tracking that survives reject

We click reject, reload the page, and record what still fires. A banner that does not stop scripts is not consent, it is decoration.

See your cookie compliance today.

Free scan. Clear findings. Suggestions you can hand straight to your developer.

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Frequently asked questions

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A cookie scanner opens your website the way a visitor's browser does and records every cookie and third-party request it triggers, so you know what is running on your own pages.