Check your own cookie banner right now. Free, in Chrome.
The Consent Signal Checker
Install it, open your own site, and click Reject All. If it finds a problem, you will know exactly what needs fixing, whether or not you ever talk to us.
It shows you what your consent platform is actually set to, which tags are loading, whether Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track are being honored, and where trackers conflict with the categories they are supposed to sit in, across analytics, session recording, advertising and marketing automation. A Copy Results button exports a structured summary for an audit note, a vendor review, or a client deliverable.
All processing runs locally. No data is collected, stored, or transmitted.
What it will not tell you
It reads what your browser can see. Tags hardcoded into your site templates, anything running server side, and other sites on other containers are outside what it can check. A clean result means the most common failures are not present on the page you tested. It is not a compliance opinion, and your legal position stays with your counsel.
Ran it and not sure what you are looking at?
The extension has a Copy Results button. Paste what it gives you and we will tell you what it means, in writing, no call.
The paste box is not open yet. Our terms of use have to cover how long we keep what you send and when we delete it, and those are with counsel. Send it to us directly in the meantime and we will answer in writing. We describe what your configuration is doing. We do not opine on your exposure, and nobody should.
If you want more than a browser check, the next step is the OneTrust Audit
Why this matters
The companies getting demand letters already have cookie banners, and the claim is usually that the banner itself did not do what it said.
Website tracking lawsuits, and what to do about the technical part