Consent intelligence

Clearer data. A safer digital world.

Turn consent into clarity.

Consentlytics is the intelligence layer for consent operations. It turns public-page consent signals and discovered resources into evidence your team can review.

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Start free with up to 3 scans and 3 consent tests each month. Choose a paid plan when you need more coverage.

Start with an authorized public-page scan.

Create a workspace, enter a public URL your organization owns, and receive a saved inventory of observable technology signals to review next.

Current MVP scope: returned public HTML and discovered resource URLs only—not browser-level interactions or network requests, dynamic regional rendering, or legal certification.

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Illustrative

Signature consent test

Static evidence, held together.

State

Indeterminate

Target / test timestamp

◉ Observed

https://example.org · saved static test

Before

Observed resource inventory

Returned HTML and discovered URLs

Action

No static route sent

Not a browser click

After

No comparable response

Static scan cannot establish a result

Observed

Direct saved HTML/resource evidence

Inferred

Cautious review interpretation

Indeterminate

Explicit static-scan uncertainty

Audit decision and retest lineage

No decision

Shows the saved test context without claiming browser-level validation.

01

Evidence over assumptions

Observed behavior stays distinct from declared configuration.

02

Respect for user choice

Experience testing centers on clarity, not dark patterns.

03

Operational, not legal

Useful visibility without a claim of legal certification.

The operational layer

Make public consent evidence easier to investigate.

Today, Consentlytics saves public HTML and resource observations around consent controls so teams can investigate the technology signals they can actually see.

Current static evidence

Start with the public consent controls and resources your team can review.

Observe returned public HTML, identified consent controls, and discovered resource signatures. When a clear static reject or essential-only route is available, compare its saved response with the initial response.

Returned HTMLStatic controlsResource URLs

Planned: browser-level evidence

Browser interactions, live consent clicks, and network verification are planned future capabilities, not current scanner behavior.

Planned: continuous inventory

Continuous monitoring, regional or device experimentation, and always-current vendor inventory are planned rather than active today.

A focused workflow

From a scattered static signal to a useful next step.

The current workflow observes public returned HTML and discovered resources. It does not verify browser clicks, network behavior, dynamic regional variants, or legal compliance.

01

Capture public consent signals

Review initial returned HTML and public resource signals, with one static reject or essential-only path when it is unambiguous.

02

Compare static evidence

Compare returned HTML and resource inventories before and after a safely identified static control, then retain the evidence for review.

03

Prioritize what changed

Give each team a focused record of exceptions, configuration changes, and the audit context behind them.

Designed for shared visibility

One operational picture. Multiple teams.

Privacy teams

Move from spot checks to a shared operational record of public, static consent evidence and its limits.

Product and growth

Use saved public-page evidence to focus manual review of consent clarity and configuration changes.

Engineering and data

Surface observed scripts, tags, and changes that deserve browser or implementation-level investigation.

Plans for every operating stage

Bring your consent operations into focus.

Choose a monthly plan for the current static evidence workflow and shared review context your team needs.

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