CCPA / CPRA Website Audit

Review how your website collects, shares, and uses personal information under California privacy laws (CCPA / CPRA), based on observed website behavior and data flows, not policies alone.

Not sure if CCPA / CPRA applies to your website? Find which compliance laws apply.

California privacy-focused review

Designed to help teams understand how personal information is handled on their websites for California consumers.


Practical, actionable clarity

Based on real tracking and data-sharing behavior.

Who this CCPA / CPRA audit is for

This CCPA / CPRA website audit is designed for organizations that serve California users and rely on analytics, advertising, or third-party services.

  • E-commerce and consumer websites
  • Lead-generation and marketing sites
  • SaaS products with California users
  • Agencies managing multiple client sites
  • Compliance and privacy teams
  • Founders preparing for scale or partnerships

What CCPA / CPRA compliance involves for websites

CCPA and CPRA compliance depends on how personal information is actually collected, shared, and disclosed during real website use.

Common website focus areas

  • Personal information collected through forms and site use
  • Third-party scripts, pixels, and advertising tools
  • Sharing of identifiers and browsing activity
  • Disclosures vs actual data flows

Consumer rights readiness

  • Opt-out and preference signals (where applicable)
  • Clarity around “sharing” for advertising purposes
  • Data collection transparency
  • Operational readiness for consumer requests

This explanation is informational and intended to describe general audit considerations.

How Auditzo Performs CCPA / CPRA Website Audits

Auditzo evaluates CCPA and CPRA exposure by observing real website behavior and documenting how tracking tools and data-sharing signals operate in practice.

Behavior-based review

Observes what loads, runs, and connects during normal browsing.

Tracking and sharing awareness

Highlights how identifiers and browsing signals may be transmitted to third parties.

Preference signal sensitivity

Considers whether opt-out or preference controls appear to influence behavior.

Clear documentation

Findings recorded in a structured format to support internal review.

What You Receive After a CCPA / CPRA Audit

A structured CCPA audit report

Clear sections and practical summaries to support reviews and decision-making.

Findings mapped to CCPA obligations

Organized in a way that helps teams understand where potential gaps may exist.

Evidence-backed observations

Focused on website behavior and third-party activity observed during normal visits.

Plain-English explanations

Designed to be understandable even if you’re not a legal or technical specialist.

Reports are designed to support internal privacy reviews and informed discussions.

When a CCPA / CPRA audit is useful

Reports are structured to support internal privacy reviews, vendor assessments, and discussions with legal counsel.

  • You have visitors or customers in California
  • You use advertising, analytics, or marketing pixels
  • You want clarity on data sharing signals
  • You are updating policies, banners, or vendor setups
  • You need a practical view beyond documentation
  • You’re preparing for vendor, partner, or legal review

Not sure if CCPA / CPRA applies to your website?

Use a short assessment to identify which privacy and data protection frameworks may be relevant based on your users and site behavior.

Review your website’s CCPA / CPRA exposure

Start an audit and receive a clear report that highlights tracking and data-sharing behavior.