ConsentProbe.
ConsentProbe opens a store's public page in a real browser and records what it stores and sends before anyone clicks Accept, including cookies, local storage, network requests, scripts and screenshots.
Project overview
The short version
ConsentProbe opens a store's public page in a real browser and records what it stores and sends before anyone clicks Accept, including cookies, local storage, network requests, scripts and screenshots. The free audit is a single US-baseline visit from outside California and needs a sign-in. Paid audits repeat the visit under other conditions. The $49 EU audit runs fresh, Reject All and Accept visits, the $49 California audit compares visits with and without the GPC privacy signal, and a $79 bundle does both. Reports tie each finding to a specific cookie row, request or screenshot from that visit. The site is careful about scope. It isn't a consent banner, it doesn't crawl checkout or logged-in pages, and its reports aren't legal advice. Free side tools check whether your browser sends GPC and decode TCF consent strings.
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- Category
- Other
- Type
- Not listed
- Platforms
- See Project Note
- Pricing
- See Project Note
- Availability
- Other
- Published
- Oct 25, 2026
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- Online store owners, developers and privacy teams who want to see whether tracking actually stops when visitors reject cookies.
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