What people ask before they start.

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.

Only when you are ready. Install the tag, then run the free scan — it tells you what is actually getting through today, whatever else you are using.

One account, every client site in it, one bill. Most tools charge per domain, which is why twenty client sites elsewhere costs several hundred dollars a month and here it does not.

Consent records are kept for as long as your plan allows and then deleted automatically. We hash visitor addresses rather than storing them. Ask us for the data processing agreement and we will send it.