What this checks
- Privacy policy visibility
- Cookie consent visibility
- Analytics and pixel disclosure
- Trust and support links
GDPR · GDPR website checker free
Free GDPR website checker
A GDPR website checker reviews the public privacy signals visitors can see, including policy access, data-collection explanations and consent messaging. Use the free check below to catch obvious readiness gaps before launch or paid acquisition. It is a product and content review, not a legal determination that the organisation complies with GDPR.
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Paid reports include direct founder help. If a finding is unclear, send it with the page, evidence and suggested fix attached, and Richard will explain what to do next.
GDPR website first pass
Checks public trust signals: privacy links, cookie language, contact routes and tracking disclosure.Public pages only. No account, no card, no worker job.
Why it matters
- GDPR and PECR issues are trust issues before they are legal issues.
- Paid traffic performs better when visitors can understand data use.
- Missing privacy surfaces are common on fast AI-built launches.
How to use it
Use the checker above as a first-pass GDPR readiness screen. A full PageLens AI report combines privacy, cookie, tracking, accessibility and security findings in one launch checklist.
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What a free gdpr check can surface.
Review before launch
Privacy policy visibility
The free tool gives you a visible first-pass signal. A paid PageLens AI report adds page evidence, severity, screenshots, ownership context and a scoped repair prompt.
What the full scan adds
- Desktop and mobile screenshots for every priority finding.
- Severity, owner impact and fix acceptance criteria.
- Markdown repair prompts for Cursor, Codex, Lovable, Bolt and other builders.
- Re-scan proof when the page improves.
Copy-paste fix prompt
Review this page for GDPR website checker free. Start with this finding: "Privacy policy visibility". Make the smallest production-safe fix, preserve the existing design, then list verification steps for desktop, mobile and crawler-visible HTML.
Upgrade path
Free Growth Baseline
$0
First visible signal
Quick Report
$1
Every finding on one page
Full Report
$2.99
Exports and one verification re-scan
What the result means
Use the checker above as a first-pass GDPR readiness screen. A full PageLens AI report combines privacy, cookie, tracking, accessibility and security findings in one launch checklist.
Limits of this check
A public scan cannot inspect processing records, contracts, retention controls, lawful bases or data-subject request procedures. Treat the output as triage for product, engineering and legal review.
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Why GDPR readiness is a website trust problem
A free GDPR website checker helps non-legal teams spot the public signals that visitors, partners and reviewers expect before they trust a site with data. The first pass is simple: can a visitor find the privacy policy, understand the cookie choice, see how analytics or advertising tools are used and contact the business if they have a data question?
GDPR readiness is not just a legal page in the footer. A good public website connects its data promises across the experience. The cookie banner should match the policy. Lead forms should avoid surprise data collection. Analytics and pixels should be disclosed in plain language. If a page asks for an email address, it should be clear what happens next.
This checker is built for launch reviews, not legal sign-off. It gives founders, agencies and marketing teams a practical triage pass so obvious privacy gaps are fixed before ads, press, procurement or customer onboarding put the site under more scrutiny.
Frequently asked.
- Is this GDPR website checker free?
- Yes. The free check reviews public website readiness signals without requiring an account. A deeper PageLens AI audit can review more pages and provide prioritised evidence.
- Does this replace a GDPR lawyer?
- No. It is a practical readiness screen for website teams. Use it to fix obvious consent, policy and disclosure gaps before a legal or privacy specialist reviews the final position.
- What pages should a GDPR-ready site include?
- Most public sites need a clear privacy policy, cookie policy or cookie section, contact route and consent controls when optional analytics or advertising cookies are used.
- Why does GDPR matter for conversion?
- Visitors are more likely to trust forms, trials and checkout flows when data use is clear. Privacy confusion can reduce signups even when it never becomes a formal compliance issue.