Most sites load tracking scripts before anyone agrees to anything — usually without the owner knowing which ones. Find out which ones yours loads.
Scans the first 5 pages in a real browser. No account needed — the full report comes by email.
| Company | Loaded |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics | Before consent |
| Meta Pixel | Before consent |
| DoubleClick | Before consent |
| Hotjar | Before consent |
| CookieRay | Allowed |
We recognise
58 tracking companies by name
A banner is not the point. The point is being able to answer one question, months later, about one visitor. Most sites cannot — and the reason starts in the first second of every page view.
Analytics and ad pixels load with the page. By the time your banner appears, the data has already gone — the banner is asking a question that has been answered for it.
A marketing team adds a pixel. A theme update ships a new script. Nobody tells the person responsible, and the site that was compliant in March is not in September.
A visitor using their rights, a client’s legal team, a partner’s review. It arrives months after the visit, and the question is always the same one.
“Show me what this person agreed to, and when.”
If the answer is a screenshot of your banner, you do not have one.
CookieRay does four jobs. Each one is a screen in your dashboard you can open and check — not a promise on a pricing page.
We open your pages in a real browser and watch every request, instead of reading your HTML and guessing. Each cookie comes back with who set it and what it is for.
| Cookie | Set by | Category |
|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Analytics | Analytical |
| _fbp | Meta Pixel | Marketing |
| IDE | DoubleClick | Marketing |
| _hjSessionUser_… | Hotjar | Analytical |
| cookieray_consent | CookieRay | Strictly Necessary |
Choose Strict and scripts wait for the categories the visitor actually accepted.
Every answer is stored with what was shown, what was chosen and when — ready as a PDF receipt or a CSV. Free and Starter keep a year; Growth and above keep two.
On paid plans the banner follows the visitor’s browser language when a translation exists. On Free it is English only.
EN DE FR ES IT PL NL Built in, no translation files to upload. Any other language falls back to English.
Twenty-two seconds of the real dashboard: the score, the cookies a scan found, the banner, the consent log and the install check.
No DNS record and no file to upload. The tag tells us the site is live; everything after that happens in your dashboard.
Add your domain, copy the tag from Install and put it in <head>, as high as you can.
Press Scan now. A real browser opens your pages and records every cookie and third-party script.
The banner stays off until you switch it on, so installing the tag never changes your site by surprise.
Then the dashboard scores your setup against seven checks and tells you the next thing to fix.
Most tools in this market price per domain, so your twentieth client costs the same as your first. CookieRay prices the account instead.
Most consent tools bill you per domain. The banner and blocking are included on every plan — you pay for depth, proof and scale.
One small website, or a look before you commit.
Free for as long as you like
Included
Card checkout is coming soon. We switch your plan by hand within a day.
Everything in Free, plus
List prices in US dollars, excluding VAT.
Not answered here? Write to us, or read all questions.
No. The banner and blocking stay on the free plan for ever, on one site. You turn the banner on in Settings — a first install does not start blocking until you say so.
Not yet. Card payments are being connected separately. Until then we move an account onto a paid plan by hand after you write to us.
Inside a free account, after the tag is installed, it opens up to 50 pages in a real browser and records every cookie set and every request to a known tracking company before consent is given. A site with little to crawl can come back as one page. The form on the home page is a shorter version: the first 5 pages, no account needed, with the full report sent by email. In an account, a scan will not start until the tag has been seen on the domain.
It is about 10 KB, served from our CDN. Put it in the head so it is running before anything else loads.
Tag-manager tags, yes. Scripts you pasted into the HTML yourself, no — the browser fetches those before the banner can stop them. The Install page shows how to mark those tags so they stay inert until a visitor accepts.
Everything above is an argument. A scan of your own site is evidence — about your site, not a typical one.
The first 5 pages, in a real browser. No account needed — the full report comes by email.