Web/Mobile Assurance
Consent & Cookie Check
Independent, reproducible evidence of how your cookie/consent banner behaves for visitors outside the EU.
Available
$119.00/mo
- 2 monitored targets
- 1,000 checks / month
- 1 GB evidence storage
- 15,000 API requests / month
- 60-day retention
01 — The problem
The problem
Legal/marketing teams often lack reproducible evidence of whether the banner appears, whether a "Reject" option exists, and which cookies drop before/after consent.
Who it is for
Any company with a web/mobile app subject to cookie/privacy regulation that wants independent evidence of how its consent banner behaves on a real device.
02 — What you send us
What you send us
| Field | Format | Validation |
|---|---|---|
| url | http(s) URL | No literal IP, no control characters, SSRF denylist — rejected with 422 at check-creation time |
| frequency_minutes | Integer, minutes | Floored by your plan’s included checks / included targets |
| country_code / alert_* | Common fields | Corridor must be in your plan’s included_corridors |
03 — What runs
What runs
- The worker loads the URL on a real Android device and records banner presence/absence, visible options (including whether a "Reject" option exists), and cookies set before vs. after consent.
- A run never issues a legal-compliance verdict — it records what was observed, which the client’s own legal team evaluates.
04 — What you get
What you get
- One MonitorRun per run
- Client report (JSON + PDF)
- Evidence
- Dashboard/API per plan
05 — Limits & quotas
Limits & quotas
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06 — Autonomy
Autonomy
Scheduled checks run unattended end to end.
07 — Compliance
Compliance
Evidence
08 — Known limitations
Known limitations
- Never certifies legal compliance — it is supporting evidence, not a legal opinion.
- Scope: shows how the banner behaves for visitors outside the EU. It is not an audit of what EU visitors see, and banners that target EU visitors by location may not appear in these runs.
- In internal testing we have already found real banners missing a "Reject" option that drop third-party cookies before consent — exactly the kind of gap this check exists to catch.
- Runs from a real phone with a real SIM in the served corridor; today the browsing path is the phone's Wi-Fi (the site sees a local fixed-line ISP address, not a mobile-carrier address); the network path is recorded in every signed run.
09 — FAQ
FAQ
Questions about this service
No. It produces independent evidence that can support your own compliance and audit work — it never replaces legal advice or independent certification.