Consent & Privacy Tracking Check

In about a week, know exactly what your site sends before and after a visitor clicks "Reject", and how to fix it without blinding your ads.

You clicked "Reject" on your own cookie banner. Did anything actually stop? Every tag found, every choice tested, nothing on your site changed.

  • Read-Only. Your Site Untouched
  • Answers in About a Week
  • Retest Included
  • Facts Your Lawyer Can Use

First Visit, Before Anyone Clicks

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WhenTagWhat HappensFix
0.3sMeta pixelFires earlyFirst
0.5sSession replayRecords earlyFirst
1.1sBanner loadsDefaults lateSecond
RejectGA4, AdsKeeps sendingSecond
FormGA4 eventSends typed textLawyer

5 findings, each one with proof

Nothing on the site was changed to find them

  • DailySteals
  • Georgia Probate Law Group
  • ILNP
  • Mazaeus
  • RMMD
  • Atlas
  • MedicalRite
  • Dealmed
  • Teleties

You're Not Panicking. You'd Just Really Like to Know.

What used to be the right setup is now a potential liability. Here's what the check does about each worry.

Sound Familiar?

A Friend Got a Pixel Letter. So You Clicked "Reject."

Thursday, 10:40pm. A demand letter in the group chat names every pixel on your site too. You tap Reject. The page looks the same. Did the Meta pixel stop?

What the Check Does

Know What Your Site Sends Before Anyone Says Yes

And what really stops when they say no, so "are we OK?" gets a list, not "I think so."

Sound Familiar?

Your Intake Form Asks About Their Case. Who Else Hears It?

If clients start with a form or a call, you know this one. They type why they need you, and the thank-you page loads five tags plus call-tracking and CRM scripts.

What the Check Does

See Exactly What Leaves Your Forms

What people type, followed to every vendor, down to the tag that sends it.

Sound Familiar?

Your Lawyer Wants Facts. The Agency Sent "All Good."

Your lawyer asked what loads before consent. You forwarded it. Four minutes later: "Yep, all compliant!" Nothing attached. Now you're translating between the two.

What the Check Does

Hand Your Lawyer Facts, Not Reassurance

Plain English, proof behind every finding, and their hours spent on what it means.

Sound Familiar?

You're Afraid "Fixing It" Will Blind Your Ads

Block everything until people click Accept, and Meta and Google see a fraction of your sales. So you do nothing, and hope.

What the Check Does

Respect Every "No" Without Flying Blind

Every fix comes with its effect on your ad measurement, so you decide with the numbers in front of you.

One Week From "I Wonder" to "I Know"

Your site stays exactly as it is. Your part: a conversation, a few logins and the walkthrough.

Get Your Game Plan
  1. Before Day One

    A Conversation and Read Access

    Share what's worrying you and whether a lawyer is involved. Then add read-only access to Tag Manager, the consent tool and the site.

  2. Days 1 to 2

    Every Tag Found, Nothing Touched

    Tag Manager, theme code, every app that loads its own scripts. Each tag gets a name, a likely owner and its place in line.

  3. Days 2 to 4

    Your Site, Visited Like a Stranger Would

    A clean browser, every visitor choice, every key page, even a slow mobile connection, where timing gaps show.

  4. Day 5

    The Walkthrough, Then Your Call

    Every finding on screen, proof beside it. Then fix it in-house, have it fixed for you, or keep the list.

What You'll Know by the End of the Week

Proof behind every line, in plain English, ready for your lawyer or your developer.

  1. Every Tag, in the Order It Fires. Every pixel and script in Tag Manager, the theme and your apps: what it is, who likely added it, when it fires.

  2. Your Banner, Tested Click by Click. Every choice a visitor can make, every request captured, and any gap between the banner's promise and what happens.

  3. What Every Page and Form Hands Over. Page addresses, search terms, form fields and emails: what each vendor receives on checkout, booking and intake pages.

  4. A Fix List, in Order. Every fix ranked, with its evidence, who can make it, and what it changes for your ad measurement. Consent Mode v2 checked too.

  5. A Dated Evidence File, Then a Retest. Captures, timestamps and screenshots, yours to keep. Once the fixes are in, the whole test runs again.

One Week. Facts Instead of Worry.

Get Your Game Plan

1 week

from wondering to a written answer, with proof behind every finding

The Kind of Detail a Scanner Skips

You don't need someone to scare you. You need someone who clicks Reject, reads what your forms pass along, and tells the truth, even when it's "you're fine." Some sites pass, and you hear that in writing too.

Unique ability to read into the details. An analytical and perfectionist mindset that is rare and delivers helpful results.

Online sporting goods store, conversion project

Why Now

The Best Time to Look Is While It's Still Quiet

Right now, things can be fixed on your own schedule. Once a letter lands, your lawyer will likely want the site recorded exactly as it is, and the fixes wait.

Your next big launch will lean on your ads. Know what they can see, and what they're allowed to, before the budget goes live.

The Details

What You Get, and When

The exact scope comes out of the 30-minute call, built around your tools and your team.

Delivery About 1 week

Get Your Game Plan

What's Included

  • Every tag, in the order it fires
  • Your banner, tested click by click, every request captured
  • A ranked fix list, a dated evidence file and a retest

Where It Leads

Next Up: Measurement Foundation

If the setup is past patching, rebuild it once, properly, with consent planned in from day one.

Explore This Outcome

Questions, Answered

Anything else? Bring it to the 30 minutes.

Will this say whether the site is compliant?

No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. That's your lawyer's call.

You hand them what fires, when, what it carries, and whether the banner does what it says.

A letter already arrived. What comes first?

Talk to your lawyer before anything changes. If they want it, the current setup gets recorded, dated, their way.

Fixes follow in the order they approve.

Will the site change?

No. Read access to Tag Manager and the consent tool, plus a limited staff account.

Nothing gets changed, and you remove access when it's done.

Can the agency or developer make the fixes?

Yes. Every fix comes with its evidence, so whoever you trust can act on it.

Whoever fixes it, the retest is included.

Doesn't the Tracking Audit check consent too?

It does, on a few pages, as one part of matching your numbers.

This goes choice by choice, captures what every request carries, and includes a retest.

Trade the Wondering for a Written Answer

Give it 30 minutes. Bring your banner and your worries, and your lawyer if there is one. A written game plan follows.

  • A written game plan within two business days
  • Everything built stays in your own accounts
  • Only a small handful of clients at a time

30 minutes · Google Meet

Your Game Plan Starts With 30 Minutes

  • Talk it through with the person who'd lead the work
  • Nothing to prepare. No pitch, no slides.
  • A written game plan follows, yours to keep

Pick a weekday time that works on the next page. The invite lands in your inbox right away.