Check the trackers, cookies, scripts and third-party activity observable when your public website first loads.
Start with a free automated scan aligned to CIPA-related technical questions. Receive a PDF summary by email, without providing website admin access or a credit card.
No code changes. No backend access. Public website behavior only. See what the scanner checks.
Automated first-load observation only. Not a legal CIPA determination, a consent-state audit or an allegation-specific forensic review.
Enter your public website URL and email address. The free scan reviews observable initial website activity; it does not test Accept/Reject interactions.
The scan observes an initial, publicly accessible browsing state. These are technical signals to investigate, not findings that a law was violated.
Identify observable scripts and tracking-related technologies that load during the scanned session, where detectable.
Review cookies and browser-storage activity observed during the initial public-page visit.
See initial requests and external domains detected by automated browser observation, subject to report coverage.
Observe available consent-related signals without clicking Accept, Reject or changing preferences.
Availability of individual observations depends on the website, testing conditions and free-report coverage. Learn about our audit methodology and limitations.
A CIPA demand letter may allege that a pixel, chatbot, analytics tool or another third party received particular information. A basic scan can reveal some current activity, but cannot reconstruct an earlier session or resolve the legal allegations.
Keep the letter, attachments, response dates and existing technical records. Coordinate preservation and any site changes with your attorney, particularly when the alleged behavior could change after a plugin, tag or consent-banner update.
Three straightforward steps, from your website URL to an initial technical report.
Enter a publicly accessible website URL and your email address in the existing secure scan form. The CIPA framework is preselected.
Auditzo runs a browser-based observation of initial website activity using the framework's configured test region.
Receive an email with your free technical report and decide whether additional testing is warranted.
A free scan is useful for awareness. An allegation-specific investigation may require controlled browser states, user journeys and preserved evidence. Manual services are separately scoped.
| Review activity | Free scan | Manual evidence review* |
|---|---|---|
| Initial public-page activity | Included | Included when in scope |
| Cookie, script and third-party request observations | Basic automated visibility | Deeper review when scoped |
| Accept / Reject consent comparisons | Not included | Available when scoped |
| Search, forms, chat and checkout journeys | Not included | Available when scoped |
| Downloadable HAR / raw evidence package | Not included | Available when scoped |
| Human verification of findings | Not included | Included for scoped findings |
*Manual deliverables depend on the agreed scope. Neither review provides legal advice, legal certification or a finding of liability.
Explore manual CIPA tracking evidence review
SB 690 is scheduled to take effect January 1, 2027. It changes who may bring certain civil actions involving website and app conduct alleged under California Penal Code §638.51; it does not amend §631. Its applicability to a particular letter or case, including the retroactivity provision, requires qualified legal review. Read the chaptered bill text.
Auditzo distinguishes initial automated observations from human-reviewed browser evidence. A detected tracker does not prove what was transmitted in every session, and a clean first-load scan does not establish that a site is free of CIPA-related issues.
Review our approach to test scope, environment, verification and coverage limitations.
See how a law firm used scoped browser and request-level evidence for website-tracking review.
When allegations require specific user journeys or preserved requests, define a focused manual scope.
Run the free initial CIPA-oriented scan, review the technical observations, and choose deeper testing only if your situation requires it.