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GDPR website scanner
Check a public website for cookies and tracking before consent, available consent controls, and privacy policy signals. CertScore.ai turns browser observations into evidence for GDPR and ePrivacy review; it cannot certify compliance.
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CertScore.ai scans public website behavior for review signals. Findings are automated observations backed by retained evidence, not legal advice, certification, or compliance determinations.
What the scan reviews
Scan a public website
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From a scan to a reviewable decision
- Check the context. Open the report and confirm the target, scan date, region, and coverage. A blocked or incomplete observation is a limitation, not evidence of an absent control.
- Inspect the observation. Follow a finding to its retained request, cookie, storage, or policy evidence. Keep pre-consent activity separate from activity after an Accept or Reject click.
- Verify the interpretation. A visible Reject button, a completed click, and confirmed refusal are different facts. A cookie remaining in storage does not by itself prove active tracking.
- Assign and retest. Give the responsible team the affected vendor, page, consent state, and evidence. After a configuration change, compare a new scan under the same conditions.
Use the sample report to explore the report format; it describes its own retained scan, not your website.
What this scan cannot establish
What to give your implementation team
Direct answer
What CertScore.ai checks
What follows a confirmed choice
How teams use it
Review posture
Frequently asked questions
Can CertScore.ai tell me if a website is GDPR compliant?
No. CertScore.ai provides automated public-web observations for human and agentic review. It does not provide legal advice, certification, proof of non-compliance, or a GDPR compliance determination.
What does a GDPR website scanner look for?
It can look for consent timing, cookies, storage, tracking requests, vendor domains, session replay indicators, fingerprinting-related signals, privacy disclosures, and whether runtime behavior appears aligned with consent and policy surfaces.
Does CertScore.ai scan behind logins?
This page describes public-web scanning. Authenticated areas, paywalls, bot protections, and blocked routes can limit coverage unless a separate approved workflow is configured.
Key takeaways
CertScore.ai is a public website scanning platform that surfaces GDPR-relevant consent, cookie, tracking, policy, and disclosure review signals.
CertScore.ai findings are automated observations backed by retained evidence. They are not legal advice, certification, or compliance determinations.