Scan the website
Start with a public URL. No CMS access or installation is required.
CookiLow turns browser behaviour into a clear action: which service loaded, when it happened and how to verify the correction.
No card required for the public scan.Each stage produces a result the next person can use — not another generic compliance checklist.
Start with a public URL. No CMS access or installation is required.
Match each analytics, advertising or embedded service to the visitor's choice.
Give the right person the affected host, page and repeatable verification path.
Re-check after releases and flag new third-party behaviour as account features open.
Websites, scans, detected services and verified fixes stay together in one working view.
Release the tag only after marketing consent, then run the same check again.
A banner can look correct while optional services still load too early. CookiLow records the browser in each state and highlights the difference.
See whether there is a problem and how urgent it is.
Know which analytics or advertising service starts at the wrong time.
Receive the host, page, consent state and repeatable re-check path.
Show the client the issue, the correction and the verified result.
Choose the wording, colours, position and logo. Visitors get a clear choice while the website keeps one rule for optional services.
A useful record is more than a timestamp. It preserves the choice, notice version and technical configuration that were active at that moment.
Review security approachconsent_id8f6a…c219decisionanalytics: deniednotice_versionglobal-2026-09recorded_at2026-09-19T18:24ZCookiLow connects observed hosts to familiar analytics, advertising, video and storage services when classification is available.
The public scanner is live. Workspace features open through controlled early access after production checks.
Run a public scan without CMS access.
Keep decision context and change records together.
Re-check websites after releases and tag changes.
Manage several websites and share readable reports.
The website operator remains responsible for legal bases, notices, vendor choices and local requirements.