See every cookie and tracker a web page sets — instantly. Enter a page address and get a categorised cookie report in seconds.
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Want your whole site scanned? This free check covers a single page. A free CookiesRegTech account crawls your entire site on a schedule, keeps your cookie list current, and publishes a fully accessible consent banner.
Create a free accountMany cookies collect data that can identify your visitors. Privacy laws such as the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive require you to ask for consent before setting any non-essential cookies. You cannot ask for consent to something you do not know about — so an accurate cookie inventory is the first step of compliance.
We load the page you enter in a real browser, exactly the way a visitor would. While the page runs, we record every cookie that is set — both by the server and by JavaScript — along with browser storage entries and the third-party scripts the page loads. Each item is then matched against a database of thousands of known cookies to identify its purpose, provider, and lifetime.
Essential cookies keep the site working — security, sessions, and consent storage — and need no consent. Functionality cookies remember preferences such as language. Analytics cookies measure how visitors use the site. Ads cookies support advertising and cross-site tracking. Anything we cannot identify is listed as Uncategorised so you can review it yourself.
Usually not. Different pages load different tools — a checkout page, a blog with embedded videos, and a contact page with a map can each set cookies the homepage never touches. A free CookiesRegTech account crawls your whole site on a schedule so the inventory stays complete and current.
Four steps: know every cookie you set (scanning), block the non-essential ones until the visitor agrees (a consent banner), keep verifiable records of each consent, and repeat the scan regularly because websites change. CookiesRegTech automates all four.
Yes — no account, no email, no charge. To prevent abuse we keep a minimal log of scanned addresses; the scan report itself is shown only to you and is not published anywhere.