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What we keep finding when we scan websites.

What we’ve learned from building a cookie and accessibility tool: how to scan a site, how banners work, and what it takes to run all this across many sites.

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Education

Google Consent Mode v2, explained

How the four signals work, what Google’s March 2024 requirement covers, and how the two modes differ on what leaves the page before anyone clicks anything.

6 min read ·
Policies

What is Global Privacy Control (GPC)? How the opt-out signal works

GPC is a browser signal that twelve US states require businesses to honor as an opt-out, and a broken opt-out is what regulators have fined.

7 min read ·
Strategy

Why privacy and accessibility belong in the same platform

Cookie consent and accessibility controls live on the same pages and need the same upkeep. One script means less to install and one place to look.

3 min read ·
Agencies

Compliance workflows for agencies managing dozens of sites

How to run cookie compliance across dozens of client sites: per-site workspaces, organizations and roles, human-approved inventories, and exportable records.

3 min read ·
Policies

What a better cookie policy generator should produce

A cookie policy generator should work from scan evidence and your approved cookie inventory, write in language people can read, and keep every version.

3 min read ·
Consent UX

Designing region-aware consent without overwhelming users

EU and UK rules expect consent before tags fire, and most US state laws run on opt-out. Here’s how one banner can serve both without burying visitors in legal clutter.

3 min read ·
Education

First-party vs. third-party cookies: what your scanner should explain

A good cookie scanner should tell you who owns each cookie, where it comes from, what it’s for and how it affects consent, as well as its name.

2 min read ·
Growth

Pricing a site-based compliance platform

What per-site pricing means when you’re budgeting for cookie compliance. You pay one flat price per site, you get every feature at any size, and there are no usage traps.

3 min read ·
Reporting

Consent analytics that help teams make decisions

Consent numbers are useful when they answer specific questions, like what visitors chose, under which banner version, in which region, and what moved after a change.

3 min read ·

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