
GDPR Cookie Scanner
Scans any URL to detect pre-consent cookies, third-party trackers, and GDPR/CCPA compliance gaps. Outputs reports listing violations and recommendations. Used by web developers, compliance officers, and site administrators for privacy audits during site development or maintenance.
How to pay
Subscribe
$19/month
Predictable monthly cost with included usage. Best for steady, high-volume traffic.
- Unlimited tools within plan limits
- One API key, billed once a month
- Cancel any time
Overview
The GDPR Cookie Scanner MCP server provides URL-based scanning to identify pre-consent cookies, third-party trackers, and gaps in GDPR/CCPA compliance. It analyzes website scripts, storage mechanisms, and network requests to flag issues like unauthorized data collection before user consent.
Key Capabilities
- URL Scanning: Inputs a single URL or list of URLs and returns a breakdown of cookies set without consent, including first-party and third-party types.
- Tracker Detection: Identifies embedded trackers from services like Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, or advertising networks that bypass consent mechanisms.
- Compliance Gap Analysis: Checks against GDPR Article 49 and CCPA requirements, reporting missing consent banners, improper storage access, or non-compliant rejection options.
Reports include severity levels, affected domains, and remediation steps such as script blocking or consent integration.
Use Cases
- Pre-Launch Audit: Developers scan staging sites to ensure no trackers load before cookie consent, avoiding fines during production rollout.
- Ongoing Monitoring: Compliance teams schedule scans for live e-commerce sites to detect new third-party scripts added by plugins.
- Vendor Assessment: Marketers evaluate partner landing pages for trackers that could violate shared compliance obligations.
- Regulatory Reporting: Legal teams generate scan reports as evidence of due diligence for GDPR audits.
Who This Is For
Web developers integrating privacy tools, compliance officers in EU/US firms, digital agency auditors, and site reliability engineers focused on data protection. Requires API access for automated workflows in CI/CD pipelines or monitoring scripts.