Daniils Visnakovs
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Does your website track cleanly — or in a way that gets you a warning?

Enter a URL, start the scan: in seconds you see which trackers your site loads, whether a cookie banner is detectable and whether Google Consent Mode v2 is set up right — with a grade from A to F and specific fix recommendations.

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The public HTML source of your homepage is checked. When you start the scan, the URL and result are transmitted to me — so I can reach out if there are critical findings. No public directory, no sharing.

Methodology

What the scan checks

Tags & pixels

GTM, GA4, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Hotjar and Clarity — trackers embedded directly in the source are detected and classified.

Cookie banner (CMP)

Detection of 16 common consent tools — from Cookiebot and Usercentrics to Borlabs and Finsweet. Trackers without a CMP are the biggest warning risk.

Consent Mode v2

Is gtag("consent","default") set? With the mandatory signals ad_user_data and ad_personalization? And does everything correctly start on "denied"?

Note: The check is a technical analysis and not legal advice.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the tracking check

What exactly does the tracking check analyse?
It loads the HTML source of your homepage and analyses: Which trackers are embedded (GTM, GA4, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Hotjar, Clarity and more)? Is a cookie banner/CMP detectable? Is Google Consent Mode v2 set with the correct defaults? From this it produces a grade from A to F with specific recommendations.

Is this legal advice?
No. The check is a technical analysis and replaces neither a lawyer nor a data protection officer. It shows you the technical risks that most commonly trigger warnings in practice — the legal assessment of your specific case belongs in the hands of a lawyer.

Why can a static analysis not see everything?
A lot only happens at runtime: CMPs set consent defaults via JavaScript, GTM loads tags afterwards, server-side setups are invisible. A complete picture comes only from a live test in the browser including consent interaction — which is exactly what I do in the personal tracking audit.

What is Consent Mode v2 and why is it mandatory?
Google's standard for transmitting the consent status to Google from your tag setup. Since March 2024 Google requires the v2 signals ad_user_data and ad_personalization — without them you lose remarketing lists and conversion data in Google Ads. For Webflow & co. there is my free Finsweet template in the GTM configurator.

What happens to the scanned URL and the result?
The checked URL and the scan result are sent to me by email — so I can reach out directly if there are critical findings and help you fix them. There is no public database, no directory and no sharing with third parties.

Grade worse than you hoped?

In most audits I find tracking that fires before consent, missing Consent Mode v2 or conversions that count twice or not at all. All fixable — usually within a few days.

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