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A real scan, from URL entry to full compliance score. In minutes, not meetings.
We load your pages like a real visitor, watch what fires on the network, and hand you the specific issues along with the CCPA sections they fall under.
A real scan, from URL entry to full compliance score. In minutes, not meetings.
A consent platform enforces the rules it was given. Whether those rules still hold on your live site today is a separate question, and it needs a separate source.
Tags get added, vendors piggyback on other vendors, and a script that behaved at setup ships on its own release schedule. What was verified when your consent tool was configured is not automatically still true this quarter.
In 2026, “I thought I was compliant” is no longer a valid legal defense. The California Privacy Protection Agency is actively issuing fines, and your CMP vendor won't cover them.
You wouldn't let a student grade their own test. An outside scan has no stake in the answer: it reports what your pages actually send, whether or not that matches what your setup intends.
These are not theoretical risks. California is actively enforcing privacy law. The three actions below alone add up to $15.87M.
Sold drivers' geolocation and behavior data to brokers despite a privacy policy saying otherwise — the largest CCPA penalty to date.
Opt-out toggles covered only one streaming service at a time, and Global Privacy Control signals were honored per-device instead of account-wide.
Required email verification before honoring opt-outs and kept selling data after consumers opted out; must now audit its tracking for GPC compliance.
30 discrete checks across four audit domains. A report your legal and engineering teams can act on immediately.
Surface-level disclosures and opt-out mechanisms a regulator reviews first
Full network-layer scan of outbound requests during page load
Sends the GPC signal and verifies the site responds with opt-out behavior. Test your site with our free GPC checker.
Every required disclosure element checked against the 2026 CCPA/CPRA statute
This is a real report structure. Every audit includes compliance scoring, tracker mapping, GPC validation, and concrete remediation steps. Prefer to work through it yourself first? Check out our CCPA compliance checklist.
View a Sample ReportNo SDK. No JavaScript snippet. No access to your codebase. We audit your site exactly like a regulator would.
Enter the pages that matter most: checkout flows, signup forms, anywhere users hand over data.
Our scanner loads each page like a real visitor and checks it against the 2026 CCPA/CPRA standards.
A comprehensive risk report with clear, actionable remediation items for legal and engineering.
First full audit free, then $29 for 50 scans.
Run a free GPC check on any URL: verify Global Privacy Control is honored and see whether trackers respect it. No card or account required.
Get full network-layer scans to verify tracker blocking and audit privacy policy text against California regulations.
| Feature | Lite | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance verdict + section scores | Overall verdict only | Verdict + full section scores |
| UI & banner checks (§ 7013, § 7011) | Detailed findings | |
| Third-party trackers | Full inventory | |
| Network-layer tracker analysis | ||
| Global Privacy Control (GPC) validation | ||
| Privacy policy substance review (20 checks) | ||
| Unlocked report with remediation steps | ||
| Account required | No | Yes |
I've spent my career at the intersection of marketing technology and business operations, helping companies move fast without losing control. I know firsthand how complex the modern martech stack gets: dozens of tags, pixels, and third-party scripts firing across your site, each one added with the best intentions but rarely audited end-to-end.
When CCPA enforcement ramped up in 2026, I started seeing a pattern: companies that thought they were compliant because they had a CMP were exposed in ways their tools never surfaced. I built Privisy to give businesses the independent, network-level view that their compliance vendors simply aren't.
Run one scan and see what a regulator would see, before they do.
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