Free website tracking review

Find Out What May Be Happening on Your Website

A Website Tracking Review looks for code and website connections related to online advertising, chat, analytics, call tracking, visitor recording, and similar services that may create privacy risk.

Request a Free Website Tracking Review

What Is a Website Tracking Review?

During a Website Tracking Review, a specialist examines a qualifying business’ website for code and outside connections associated with advertising and common website services. The review can help identify areas that may deserve closer attention. It is not a legal opinion, full audit, certification, or guarantee that every technology has been found.

What We Look For

You do not need to know whether any of these tools are installed.

Advertising Code

Code connected with Facebook, Instagram, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, and other advertising platforms.

Chat and Website Features

Live chat, chatbots, forms, schedulers, and embedded services.

Analytics and Visitor Recording

Analytics, heatmaps, session recording, and similar tools.

Other Outside Connections

Call tracking, tag managers, plugins, and third-party services.

What you receive

A Clear, Plain-Language Summary

  • A summary of recognizable technologies found
  • An explanation of what may deserve closer attention
  • Practical next-step options
  • No obligation to purchase a service

The review reflects what can be identified during a limited review at that time. Websites and technologies can change.

Who qualifies

Available to Businesses of All Sizes

  • Growing businesses
  • Local service-based businesses
  • Professional practices
  • Businesses with multiple locations
  • Owner-operated businesses

Requests are reviewed. For qualifying companies, a specialist performs the review and follows up with the findings.

Request your review

Tell Us About Your Website

Phone is required so we can discuss a qualifying request. We will not send marketing text messages, and we do not sell your contact information.

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