Instantly Detect
Privacy Risks
on Your Website

A website privacy scan automatically analyzes a live webpage to identify visible tracking scripts, missing security headers, weak cookie and policy signals, and other privacy risks that can slow vendor reviews or create compliance exposure.

The web scanner reviews the initial HTML, headers, cookies, and visible request URLs for known tracker signatures. For runtime behavior that only appears after JavaScript executes, use the Chrome extension.

Security headers are HTTP response directives (like CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and Referrer-Policy) that instruct the browser to enable built-in protections against cross-site scripting, clickjacking, and data sniffing. Missing headers are a common finding in vendor security reviews.

It provides a technical readiness check, not a legal certification. The web scanner checks visible consent, privacy-policy, tracker, cookie, and security signals; deeper consent timing should be verified with browser-level testing.

Virtually every jurisdiction (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, LGPD, PIPEDA) requires a publicly accessible privacy policy if you collect any personal data, including IP addresses via analytics scripts. Not having one is the single most common compliance failure.

Best practice is to scan after every deployment and at least monthly. Marketing teams frequently add new tracking pixels and widgets that introduce compliance regressions without the security team's knowledge.

The report includes a complete tracker breakdown, cookie classification, regulatory impact summary, step-by-step remediation guide with developer-friendly exact fixes, a prioritized critical fixes list, and a downloadable executive summary PDF. All of this is free during early access.

Absolutely. Many procurement and InfoSec teams use SitePrivacyScore reports to evaluate third-party vendor websites before signing contracts, ensuring they meet organizational privacy and security standards.