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Consent & Opt-Out Auditor — CCPA/US Privacy

Consent & Opt-Out Auditor — CCPA/US Privacy

20+ US states have privacy laws now. Most require a consent mechanism, a "Do Not Sell or Share" link, and honoring the Global Privacy Control signal. Enter a URL. Get a snapshot: which trackers load before consent, whether GPC is recognized, whether opt-out and data request links exist, whether your privacy policy is present. Ranked by severity, with the exact fix for each gap. Not a compliance certificate. A radar for what regulators check first.
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The check regulators run — before they act.

20+ US states now have comprehensive privacy laws. Nine of them make the Global Privacy Control signal legally binding — meaning if your site ignores it, you're treating a valid opt-out request as if it never happened.

Most enforcement starts the same way: an automated tool checks whether a consent mechanism exists, whether trackers fire before consent, and whether an opt-out link is even present. If it isn't, that's the finding.

This agent runs that check first.


What it does

You give it a URL. It returns a privacy exposure report covering the signals regulators and plaintiffs check first:

  • Consent mechanism — is there a cookie banner or CMP at all?
  • Trackers before consent — do scripts fire before the user has a choice?
  • Opt-out link — is "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" present?
  • Global Privacy Control — does the site recognize and honor the GPC signal?
  • Privacy policy — does one exist, and is it a real policy or a generic template?
  • Data request mechanism — can users actually ask to access or delete their data?
  • Fingerprinting indicators — canvas/WebGL fingerprinting that creates an identifier without cookies

Each finding includes the applicable legal basis, a severity ranking, and the exact fix.


What you get

A structured diagnostic report, not a wall of legal jargon. Findings are ranked by enforcement frequency and penalty severity across US state privacy laws — the same priority order a regulator would use.

The report tells you:

  1. Your overall exposure score
  2. The most dangerous combination — trackers firing with zero consent mechanism
  3. The quick wins — footer links and a header check, no redesign required

Who this is for

  • SaaS founders and ecommerce operators serving US customers
  • Agencies auditing client sites before a regulator does
  • Marketing teams who added a tracking pixel without checking the consent flow
  • Anyone who's never actually verified their consent banner blocks anything

What this is NOT

This agent does not certify compliance with any privacy law. No automated tool can.

It does not replace a privacy consultant or legal counsel — applicability depends on your revenue, data volume, and where your users are, which this scan cannot determine. It shows you what's visible on the page today, the same way a regulator's tool would.


Why weekly

New trackers get added by marketing tools, embedded widgets, and A/B testing platforms constantly — often without anyone checking whether they fire before consent.

A weekly scan catches drift before it becomes a pattern.


Built by ZALTEN — diagnostic agents that find every gap before it finds you.