GDPR Compliance Audit for Websites

Review how your website handles personal data under GDPR by analyzing real website behavior, third-party tracking, and data flows, supported by technical, evidence-based observations.

Not sure if GDPR applies to you? Use the Compliance Framework Finder.

Evidence-first GDPR review

Designed to help teams understand what their website appears to do in real use — and what that may mean for GDPR expectations.


Clear audit report with practical observations

Plain language, structured sections

Jurisdiction-aware based on user region

Helpful for EU user exposure

Who this GDPR audit is for

This GDPR compliance audit is designed for teams that need clarity on real GDPR exposure across websites using analytics, marketing tools, and third-party services.

  • SaaS and software companies
  • E-commerce websites
  • Marketing and lead-generation sites
  • Agencies reviewing client websites
  • Legal and compliance teams
  • Founders preparing for growth or expansion

What GDPR compliance involves for websites

GDPR compliance is not just about a privacy policy or a cookie banner. It depends on what personal data your website collects, how it is processed, and where it is sent, often behind the scenes. GDPR website compliance depends on how personal data is actually collected, processed, and transmitted, not just what policies disclose.

Common website GDPR risk areas

  • Personal data collected through forms and interactions
  • Third-party scripts and analytics
  • Tracking behavior before consent
  • Disclosure vs actual behavior

Cross-region complexity

  • User location can affect expectations
  • Third parties may receive data outside the EU
  • Configuration can vary by environment
  • Small changes can impact compliance posture

This page is informational and intended to explain the audit process in general terms.

How Auditzo Performs GDPR Compliance Audits

Auditzo reviews GDPR exposure by observing website behavior during real user visits and documenting how and where personal data appears to flow.

Behavior-based review

Focuses on what loads and runs during normal user visits.

Jurisdiction-aware context

Considers user locations and relevant compliance expectations.

Data flow awareness

Examines third-party connections and tracking activation patterns.

Structured documentation

Findings organized clearly for internal review and follow-up.

What You Receive After a GDPR Compliance Audit

A structured GDPR audit report

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

Findings mapped to GDPR 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 compliance reviews, remediation planning, and discussions with legal counsel.

When a GDPR audit is useful

  • You collect personal data from EU users
  • You use analytics, marketing, or tracking tools
  • You accept leads, signups, or inquiries via forms
  • You operate across multiple regions
  • You rely on third-party integrations
  • You want clarity beyond policies and banners

A GDPR compliance audit is especially valuable when website behavior, tracking, or regional usage changes over time.

Not sure if GDPR applies to your website?

Use a short assessment to identify which privacy and data protection frameworks may be relevant for your business and user regions.

Review your website’s GDPR exposure

Start an audit and receive a clear report by email. No legal expertise required.