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Scored 0 to 100. Any critical violation holds the score at 59 or below.
Browsers keep other websites private, so this page can't read them directly. Open the site, press Ctrl+U (⌘⌥U on Mac), select all, copy, and paste it here. Grading starts on paste.
Ranked by how much each fix improves your privacy score.
Pages on this website load in a frame and are checked the way a regulator or a plaintiff's scan would see them: whether a privacy policy is linked, whether a cookie consent banner is present, whether known trackers (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel and others) load before consent, whether a "Do Not Sell/Share" link exists, and whether forms disclose why they collect data and submit it securely.
Other websites can't be opened that way, because browsers keep sites isolated from each other. For them, paste the page's code to run the same checks.
Each check is weighted by how directly it maps to a real privacy law or a cited lawsuit pattern. A missing privacy policy, a missing cookie banner, or trackers running with no consent gate each hold the score at 59 or below, because any one of these is enough to draw a demand letter or a regulator's attention.
Items that can't be confirmed automatically (like whether a consent banner actually blocks tracking, not just displays a notice) are flagged for manual review, not counted as violations.
A clean result means no detectable gaps in the code, not a certified compliant site. Confirming that a consent banner truly blocks trackers until opt-in, and that a "Do Not Sell" flow works end to end, still requires manual testing.
Legal figures are general information, not legal advice. Talk to a qualified attorney about your specific obligations.