Consent before tracking
Looks for non-essential cookies, storage, and tracking requests before a visitor makes a choice.
Free preliminary check · EU/EEA & California
Review cookie consent, privacy and legal-notice signals with the same evidence engine used by AllyProof monitoring. See action-needed observations without creating an account.
The checks change with the market you select. A real browser captures observable behaviour, and deterministic checks evaluate only conditions supported by that evidence.
Looks for non-essential cookies, storage, and tracking requests before a visitor makes a choice.
Tests whether refusal stops new tracking calls and whether consent can be changed later.
Reviews visible legal-notice, privacy-policy, and selected accessibility-information signals.
Looks for California-specific disclosure categories, consumer rights, and policy update information.
Reviews visible request channels and Do Not Sell or Share and Limit controls when applicable.
Sends a GPC signal from a California browser and looks for a visible acknowledgement that it was processed.
Choose Germany, another EU/EEA market, or California. AllyProof never guesses which law applies to your business.
A secure browser reviews one representative page plus the legal pages linked from it.
Create an account and verify the domain to review every finding, citation, evidence line, and monitored page.
No. Automated checks can only evaluate specific observable conditions. Passing means no issue was detected for those checks on the reviewed pages; it is not legal advice or a conclusion about overall compliance.
Regulatory observations can be sensitive. The public preview is intended for owners, operators, and authorised reviewers—not for generating claims against unrelated businesses. Full citations and evidence require domain verification.
It reviews one representative page and linked legal pages for the selected market. It reveals every action-needed check, or one needs-review finding when nothing conclusive is observed. Complete evidence and the rest of the checks stay behind free account creation and domain verification.
The public tool supports Germany, other EU/EEA markets, and California CCPA/CPRA checks. California is not a nationwide US result and other state privacy laws are not covered yet.
The accessibility test evaluates WCAG barriers. This tool reviews a separate regulatory surface: consent behaviour, legal and privacy notices, third-party resources, and related observable conditions.