Enter a URL, read the report: which services are embedded, whether a cookie banner is detected, whether privacy-policy and legal-notice links are present — each with context and a next step.
View example report → (consentglass.com)
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The grade (A–F) and the 100-point scale are a rough guide: points are deducted for analytics, advertising and social services, externally loaded Google Fonts and missing mandatory links. Every finding has a concrete “what you should do” step. An expandable block shows how the score is calculated.
Concrete explanations of cookie consent, Google Fonts, tracking and US transfers — with legal context and actionable steps. To the overview →
No. The scan is an automated technical analysis and provides pointers, not a binding legal assessment. When in doubt, consult a law firm specialising in IT law.
It checks the HTML the page delivers on first load without a login — reliable for directly embedded services and mandatory links. It doesn't fully see what loads via JavaScript; the report is open about this and points it out.
Then the actual trackers usually load only after clicking “Accept” — the static scan can't trigger that. Whether nothing really loads after a rejection can only be checked by a test with JavaScript enabled (coming with monitoring).