Cookie consent
Whether tracking actually waits for consent — and whether refusing is as easy as accepting.
Don’t let your website’s fine print get you sued.
Cookie banners, privacy policies, and terms are easy to get wrong — and easy to ignore until a complaint lands. Give us your URL and we’ll tell you where the gaps are.
- Takes about 20 seconds
- Reviewed by a person, not a scanner
- No commitment to submit
Cookie consent
Analytics fires before any choice is made.
Privacy policy
Three active tools are not disclosed anywhere.
Terms of service
Present, current, and linked site-wide.
Business details
No refund or cancellation terms published.
Illustrative example. Your findings will reflect your own site — general guidance, not legal advice.
The problem
Having the pages isn’t the same as being covered.
Most sites we look at have all the right links in the footer. The gaps are almost always in the detail underneath them.
- Templates go staleA policy copied two years ago rarely matches the site you run today.
- Tools get added quietlyEvery new pixel, chat widget, or analytics script changes what you collect.
- Banners get misconfiguredPlenty of cookie banners look right but never actually block anything.
What we look at
Four places gaps tend to hide.
A focused pass over the parts of your website that shape consent, trust, and what your customers can reasonably expect from you.
Privacy policy
Whether your policy describes the data your site really collects, and the tools really using it.
Terms of service
Whether your rules, limits, and responsibilities are stated clearly enough to hold up.
Business disclosures
Whether company, contact, pricing, refund, and cancellation details are where people expect them.
How it works
Three steps, and only one of them is yours.
Send your URL
One field to start. No account and no scheduling link to wrestle with.
We look at the real site
A person reviews what your pages say against what your site actually does.
You get plain-English findings
A short summary of what looks solid, what looks risky, and what to fix first.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Is this only for big companies?
No — the opposite, usually. Smaller sites tend to be the least prepared when a complaint or data request arrives, because nobody has revisited the pages since launch.
I already have a privacy policy. Do I still need this?
Possibly. Having the page is the easy part. The value is in whether it matches the data your site collects and the tools processing it — that is where most gaps show up.
Is this legal advice?
No. We help you identify potential compliance gaps on your website. It is not a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney, and no outcome or protection from claims is guaranteed.
What does it cost?
It is a paid review. Submitting the form does not commit you to anything — we will confirm the scope and the price with you before any work starts.
Find it before someone else does
See what your fine print is missing.
One field to start. We’ll come back to you with what we found and what we’d fix first.