
See what your website shares about your visitors, whether your cookie banner does what it says, and where people using a keyboard or screen reader get stuck. We visit your site the way a new visitor would and email you a plain-English report.
Website Privacy & Accessibility Check
yourbusiness.com
We found 6 things worth fixing, 1 of them high priority.
Enter your website and where to send the report. The check takes a few minutes, and the report arrives by email.
We are visiting now. The report will arrive at in about 5 to 10 minutes, from [email protected].
Nothing there after 15 minutes? Check your spam folder, or email [email protected].
Websites often collect more than their owners realize: a pixel a past agency added, a chat widget, a recording tool left over from a trial. The check shows what is actually running, and what your visitors see.
Is there a privacy policy, does the link work, and does it cover what the site actually does?
Every outside service that receives visitor data, and whether your policy mentions it.
What loads before a choice, after Reject, after Accept, and after someone changes their mind.
Automated checks against WCAG 2.2 on desktop and phone: contrast, labels, keyboard use and more.
What your forms ask for, where the details go, and whether recording tools run on those pages.
A report you can act on, not a score. Each finding says how sure we are and whether it depends on your situation.
Session recording tools can capture what visitors type unless they are set to mask form fields.
It depends. On what the form asks for and how the recording tool is set up.
Requests to clarity.ms/collect on the contact page.
Turn on input masking for every form field, or exclude form pages from recording.
An example finding, as it appears in the report.
Confirm you own or manage it and tell us where to send the report.
An automated browser loads up to 12 pages, tries the cookie banner four ways and runs accessibility checks. It identifies itself as ReleasedSolutionsCheck.
A private link, good for 90 days. Fix something and run the check again after 24 hours.
Yes. There is no catch beyond an offer to walk through the findings with you on a free call, if you want one.
No. It only loads pages, the same way a visitor does. It does not submit forms, log in, or change settings. Your analytics may count a few visits from it.
The report describes how a site handles its visitors. That belongs with the people responsible for the site, so we only send it to them.
Usually 5 to 10 minutes from the moment you click. Larger or slower sites can take a little longer.
Many banners only appear to visitors in certain countries or states. The check runs from the United States, and the report says so.
Yes, once every 24 hours per website. The report has a "Check again" button.
Run the check, then book a free 30-minute call. We will go through the findings, sort the quick fixes from the ones that can wait, and answer the questions only you can answer.
