Website check
Paste the address of your site. We fetch the page, read its source code and show the analytics, advertising, social, video, map and chat services we can see there — plus whether a cookie consent banner is installed.
We request one page of your site over https and read the HTML the server returns — the same thing a search engine crawler sees first. In that markup we look for the script addresses, inline snippets, iframes and pixels of services we know: analytics, advertising pixels, social and video embeds, maps and chats.
The list of services comes from the same registry that our consent widget uses to block scripts before consent, so what you see here is exactly what the widget would recognise on your site.
A cookie consent banner is detected by the loader of a consent platform in the page code — ours or another vendor’s. Finding one means the banner exists; it does not prove that trackers really wait for the visitor’s answer. That, and everything a tag manager injects at runtime, needs a real browser — the full scan runs in the account.
The Cenaly.ru cookie consent widget blocks known trackers until the visitor agrees, remembers the choice and keeps a log of it. One script tag on the site, no card, no limit on visits.
Sign-up takes a minute. No card required.
No. The tool is public: you enter an address and get the result. Sign-up is only needed for the consent widget itself and for the full scan with a real browser.
The check reads the page source only. If counters are added by a tag manager or by another script already in the browser, they are not in that source. When we see a tag manager container, we say so separately.
No. We can see that a consent platform is installed. Whether it blocks trackers until the visitor agrees, covers every service and logs the choice is a separate question, and a static check cannot answer it.
We keep the result of the check for 24 hours so a repeat request is instant, and hourly counters of requests where the IP address is stored as a hash, not in the clear. Nothing else.