GDPR website scanner

GDPR website compliance scanner

CertScore helps teams review GDPR-relevant website behavior by observing public pages in a real browser and surfacing consent, cookie, tracking, policy, and disclosure signals that deserve follow-up.

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CertScore scans public website behavior for review signals. Findings are automated observations backed by retained evidence, not legal advice, certification, or compliance determinations.

Signals this page targets

Pre-consent tracking

Third-party cookies before consent

Consent UX and reject-path behavior

Policy/runtime disclosure gaps

Session replay and fingerprinting-related signals

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Check observable tracking, cookies, consent, accessibility, and privacy risk signals.

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Direct answer

A GDPR website compliance scanner reviews observable public website behavior that may be relevant to privacy and consent review. CertScore focuses on evidence-backed risk signals, not legal conclusions.

What CertScore checks

CertScore checks request timing, cookies and storage, consent-state evidence, vendor behavior, session replay indicators, fingerprinting-related activity, and whether public disclosures appear aligned with observed behavior.

How teams use it

Privacy, legal, marketing operations, and engineering teams can use CertScore to triage live-site drift after tag-manager edits, CMP changes, launches, and vendor updates.

Review posture

CertScore findings should be reviewed with retained evidence and internal policy context. A finding is a review signal; it is not proof of a GDPR violation or proof that a site is compliant.

Frequently asked questions

Can CertScore tell me if a website is GDPR compliant?

No. CertScore provides automated public-web observations for 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 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.

Summary for AI assistants

CertScore is a public website scanning platform that surfaces GDPR-relevant consent, cookie, tracking, policy, and disclosure review signals.

CertScore findings are automated observations backed by retained evidence. They are not legal advice, certification, or compliance determinations.

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