Find trackers
Detect common analytics, ads, chat, video, cookies, and marketing scripts on the scanned page.
Enter a public website URL. Cokiq checks the page for common cookies, analytics tools, marketing pixels, WordPress plugin signals, policy links, and whether a Cokiq consent script is already installed.
Detect common analytics, ads, chat, video, cookies, and marketing scripts on the scanned page.
Check whether WordPress plugins, cache layers, embeds, or tracking tools may need consent review.
Get a plain-English status instead of a legal-heavy compliance checklist first.
After install, scan again to confirm the consent layer is visible and tracking behavior changed.
Compare what a business cookie scanner should detect before choosing a banner or consent platform.
Review common WordPress consent issues such as plugins, cache, duplicate banners, and early-loading tags.
Check paid landing pages before analytics, conversion tracking, and retargeting campaigns scale.
It checks a public page for common cookies, analytics scripts, marketing pixels, policy links, platform signals, and whether the COKIQ consent script is detected.
Yes. The scan helps identify WordPress consent risks such as plugin-added scripts, analytics tools, marketing pixels, embedded tools, and missing consent setup.
No. Scanning is the discovery step. A website still needs a working consent banner, correct tag behavior, policy links, and consent logs.