Check if any website has a valid GDPR cookie consent banner. Detects consent management platforms (CMPs), identifies the tool used and flags potential compliance issues.
Cookie consent is the legal requirement, under laws like GDPR and ePrivacy, that a website ask a visitor’s permission before setting non-essential cookies — things like analytics or advertising trackers — rather than dropping them automatically on page load.
Under GDPR, consent must be freely given, specific, and easy to withdraw — meaning a cookie banner with only an “Accept” button and no equally visible “Reject” option, or one that sets tracking cookies before the visitor responds, doesn’t meet the legal bar.
This tool loads the target URL and checks which cookies are set before any consent action is taken, flagging non-essential cookies (like those from ad networks or analytics platforms) that appear too early — a common and easily fixed compliance gap.