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Is your website breaking privacy laws without you knowing?
Type in your address. In about 20 seconds you'll see a score and what's missing: legal pages, cookie consent, tracking that starts too early, and accessibility basics.
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- Plain-English fixes for every problem
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What we check
Eleven checks, the ones regulators and lawyers look at first.
Each check has a weight. The score is the share of points your site earns out of the checks that apply to it.
Privacy Policy linkedRequired by privacy laws almost everywhere, and by Google, Apple, Amazon and payment providers.20 points
No tracking before consentTracking scripts that run before visitors choose are the most common reason for privacy complaints and fines.20 points
Cookie consent bannerSites with visitors from Europe, the UK and several U.S. states must ask before using tracking cookies.15 points
Secure connection (HTTPS)Browsers mark sites without HTTPS as "Not secure", and forms can leak data.10 points
Terms and Conditions linkedSets the rules for using the site and limits what the owner can be blamed for.10 points
Google Consent ModeGoogle requires consent signals for visitors in Europe to keep ads and conversion tracking working.5 points
Cookie Policy linkedTells visitors which cookies are used and why.5 points
Affiliate links disclosedThe FTC and Amazon require a clear notice near affiliate links.5 points
Images have text descriptionsBlind visitors can't see images without alt text. Accessibility lawsuits often start here.5 points
Accessibility statementRequired for many businesses selling to the EU under the European Accessibility Act.3 points
Page language setScreen readers need it to pronounce the page correctly.2 points
Why it matters
Small websites get caught too.
5,000+
website accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025. 64% of the companies sued had less than $25 million in revenue.1
12
U.S. states now require sites to honor browser opt-out signals such as Global Privacy Control.2
$53,088
maximum FTC penalty per violation for fake or misleading reviews and testimonials.3
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