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Website Compliance Audit Services

Website Compliance Audit Services for Privacy, Tracking & Accessibility Risks

Auditzo helps businesses, legal teams, and compliance teams understand what their website is doing across cookies, trackers, consent behavior, third-party scripts, browser storage, and WCAG accessibility observations.

Technical evidence and remediation-oriented observations. Not legal advice, legal certification, or a guarantee of compliance.

Auditzo Review Scope Evidence Focused
Cookies + trackers
Consent behavior
WCAG observations
Technical report
Website risk snapshot

See the website behavior that basic checklists often miss

Your website can change what it loads, stores, or sends depending on consent choices, scripts, plugins, embedded tools, and accessibility implementation.

Cookies before consent

See whether cookies, pixels, or non-essential scripts appear before a visitor makes a consent choice.

Third-party tracking

Review external requests from analytics tools, marketing pixels, chat widgets, CRMs, embedded tools, and scripts.

Privacy signal gaps

Check whether website behavior appears to change after accept, reject, or opt-out related choices.

Accessibility barriers

Identify WCAG-oriented observations around forms, focus states, labels, contrast, headings, and navigation.

Audit scope

What our website compliance audit reviews

Auditzo is built to review real website behavior — not just whether a banner exists or whether a policy page is linked in the footer.

The audit can support privacy, cookie consent, third-party tracking, CIPA-style evidence, GDPR/CCPA/CPRA review, and WCAG-oriented accessibility observations depending on the selected plan.

Website privacy behavior

Review cookies, browser storage, third-party requests, scripts, pixels, and visible tracking behavior.

View Privacy Audit

Cookie consent behavior

Compare what happens before consent, after accept, and after reject where consent-state testing is available.

View Cookie Audit Tool

CIPA-style tracking evidence

Collect technical observations around third-party request behavior for legal or privacy-team review.

View CIPA Audit

GDPR, CCPA and CPRA review support

Review cookie consent, third-party tracking, opt-out indicators, and privacy control behavior.

View GDPR Audit

WCAG accessibility observations

Surface technical accessibility issues that can affect keyboard users, screen reader users, and general usability.

View ADA/WCAG Audit
Privacy and consent behavior

Privacy tracking, cookies and consent behavior

A consent banner alone does not prove that website tracking is controlled properly. Auditzo helps you see what actually loads before and after visitor choices.

This is especially useful for websites using analytics platforms, advertising pixels, Google Tag Manager, chat tools, CRM embeds, ecommerce apps, map widgets, form tools, session tools, or other third-party scripts.

What we can check

  • Cookies created on first visit
  • Third-party domains contacted by the website
  • Marketing pixels and analytics scripts
  • Browser storage and visible identifiers
  • Consent banner accept and reject behavior
  • Network requests before and after consent
  • Scripts loaded from tag managers or plugins
  • External tools such as chat, forms, maps, CRM, and embeds
Framework-oriented evidence

Technical evidence for privacy and accessibility review

Auditzo does not replace legal counsel or certify legal compliance. It provides structured technical observations that help teams review website behavior under relevant privacy and accessibility frameworks.

GDPR website audit support

Technical observations around cookies, consent behavior, third-party scripts, and tracking before consent.

GDPR Compliance Audit
CCPA and CPRA website audit support

Review tracking behavior, opt-out indicators, third-party sharing signals, and privacy-control implementation.

CCPA/CPRA Audit
CIPA §638.51 technical evidence

Document third-party request behavior, tracking technologies, and observable website activity for review.

CIPA 638.51 Audit
ADA and WCAG accessibility observations

Identify accessibility barriers using WCAG-oriented checks for forms, navigation, labels, contrast, and focus states.

ADA/WCAG Audit
Accessibility observations

WCAG accessibility observations for website risk review

Privacy is not the only website risk. Accessibility barriers can affect users, create usability problems, and increase business or legal exposure.

Auditzo can include WCAG-oriented observations so your team can see where forms, menus, focus states, labels, headings, contrast, and page structure may need attention.

Explore ADA/WCAG Audit

Keyboard access

  • Navigation menus
  • Buttons and links
  • Forms and modals
  • Visible focus states

Visual accessibility

  • Color contrast
  • Text readability
  • Image text concerns
  • Clear active states

Screen reader support

  • Form labels
  • Heading structure
  • Landmarks
  • ARIA usage where relevant

Forms and errors

  • Required field clarity
  • Error messages
  • Input labels
  • Instructions and helper text

Media and images

  • Alt text observations
  • Decorative image handling
  • Captions where relevant
  • Image-only content concerns

Page structure

  • Semantic markup
  • Heading order
  • Navigation structure
  • Repeated component consistency
Choose the right level

Automated reports, detailed evidence and manual audit options

Start with the level of evidence your team needs today. You can move from a quick scan into deeper documentation, remediation, or monitoring when needed.

Automated audit

Quick visibility into cookies, trackers, scripts, and surface-level website risk signals.

  • Fast scan
  • Website behavior snapshot
  • Useful starting point
  • Good for initial review
Compare Audit Plans

Detailed evidence report

Businesses that need deeper technical documentation and a more structured report.

  • Expanded technical evidence
  • Screenshots and request details
  • Consent-state observations
  • Clearer remediation priorities
View Detailed Report

Manual evidence audit

Legal teams, compliance teams, or businesses that need reviewed evidence and clearer documentation.

  • Human review
  • Selected page scope
  • Consent-state comparison
  • Evidence-focused documentation
View Manual Audit
What you receive

What you receive in a website compliance audit report

The goal is to give your business, legal, compliance, marketing, and development teams a clear view of what was observed and what should happen next.

Executive summary

A clear business-readable overview of the most important website observations.

Audit scope

Documented pages, consent states, and review areas included in the audit.

Cookie and tracker findings

Observed cookies, pixels, scripts, browser storage, and third-party request behavior.

Screenshots and timestamps

Visual evidence where applicable, with timestamps and context for review.

Network request evidence

Technical observations around domains, requests, scripts, and external services.

Accessibility observations

WCAG-oriented notes around usability and accessibility barriers where included.

Risk and priority indicators

Findings grouped by practical importance so teams can decide what to fix first.

Developer-friendly notes

Clear technical notes your internal developers or agency can act on.

Remediation direction

Recommended next steps for consent behavior, tag controls, tracking cleanup, or accessibility fixes.

Next-step recommendation

Guidance on whether you need remediation, monitoring, manual review, or a deeper report.

Built for teams

Built for legal, compliance, marketing and web teams

Different teams ask different questions. Auditzo helps them work from the same technical evidence instead of guessing what the website is doing.

Legal teams

Need structured technical observations for privacy, tracking, or accessibility review.

Compliance teams

Need visibility into what the website actually does across consent, cookies, trackers, and accessibility issues.

Marketing teams

Use pixels, analytics, CRM tools, chat widgets, and tags that should be reviewed for consent behavior.

Web developers

Need reproducible findings, request-level details, and clear remediation notes.

Ecommerce brands

Need review across product pages, cart, checkout, pixels, apps, consent tools, and accessibility barriers.

Real estate and lead-gen websites

Need review of contact forms, maps, chat widgets, listing pages, tracking scripts, and accessibility issues.

After the audit

Remediation and monitoring support after findings are clear

Finding issues is only the first step. Websites change because of plugins, apps, marketing tags, consent tools, developer updates, and third-party scripts.

Auditzo can help your team move from findings to practical next steps with remediation and monitoring services.

Website tracking remediation

Fix or guide fixes for consent banner behavior, tag firing, third-party script control, and tracking configuration.

View Remediation

Website privacy monitoring

Monitor changes in cookies, scripts, third-party requests, and tracking behavior over time.

View Monitoring
Why Auditzo

Why teams use Auditzo for website compliance audits

Auditzo is built for teams that need clear website behavior evidence, not vague compliance claims.

Evidence-focused review

Auditzo focuses on observed website behavior, not generic checklist claims.

Real browser behavior

Audits are built around what the website loads, stores, sends, or exposes during real browsing.

Consent-state comparison

Where applicable, we compare initial, accept, and reject states to show behavioral differences.

Readable for multiple teams

Reports are structured for legal, compliance, marketing, and development teams.

Developer-ready findings

Findings include practical details that can support technical remediation.

Clear legal boundary

We provide technical observations, not legal advice, legal certification, or final compliance decisions.

Important boundaries

What this audit does not claim

This page is intentionally clear about scope. Auditzo helps with technical observations and evidence-focused reporting, not legal conclusions.

  • Legal advice, legal opinion, or final legal compliance determination
  • Guarantee that any website is fully compliant with GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, CIPA, ADA, WCAG, or other frameworks
  • ADA certification, GDPR certification, CIPA violation confirmation, or court-approved conclusions
  • Privacy policy drafting, legal document drafting, or attorney review
  • Unlimited remediation or development work unless quoted separately
  • Final decisions about vendor contracts, data sharing, or legal interpretation
Not sure where to start?

Start with a website audit, then decide whether you need a report, remediation or monitoring

Share your website and your concern. Auditzo can help you decide whether a quick scan, detailed evidence report, manual evidence audit, remediation, or monitoring makes the most sense.

FAQs

Questions businesses ask before a website compliance audit

A website compliance audit can review cookies, trackers, third-party scripts, browser storage, consent behavior, network requests, privacy signals, and WCAG-oriented accessibility observations depending on the selected scope.

No. Auditzo provides technical observations and evidence-focused reporting. Legal interpretation, legal advice, and final compliance decisions should be handled by qualified counsel.

Yes. Auditzo can review cookies, pixels, analytics scripts, advertising tags, chat widgets, embedded tools, browser storage, and third-party network requests.

Yes, where the audit scope supports consent-state testing. We can compare behavior during initial visit, after accept, and after reject to show what changed technically.

Yes. Auditzo can provide framework-oriented technical evidence for review. The report should be used as technical documentation, not as a legal conclusion.

Yes, when accessibility is included in the audit scope. Auditzo can identify WCAG-oriented observations around forms, labels, focus states, keyboard navigation, contrast, headings, and page structure.

Automated audits provide quick visibility into observed website behavior. Manual evidence audits add human review, selected page scope, deeper documentation, and clearer evidence handling.

Yes. Auditzo offers remediation support for technical tracking issues such as consent behavior, GTM triggers, third-party scripts, and tag controls. Accessibility remediation support can also be scoped separately.

Yes. Website monitoring can help detect changes in cookies, scripts, trackers, third-party requests, and website behavior after fixes or future website updates.

Legal teams, compliance teams, marketing teams, ecommerce businesses, agencies, SaaS companies, real estate companies, and any business that needs better visibility into website privacy and accessibility risks.

See what your website is really doing

Get a technical website compliance audit covering cookies, trackers, consent behavior, third-party scripts, privacy evidence, and WCAG accessibility observations.