Cookie Compliance for Digital Agencies

Agencies inherit the compliance state of every site they build, host, or run campaigns on. CookieInspector puts the whole portfolio in one place: scan any client domain externally, see cookies, trackers, consent banner behavior, and pre-consent leaks per site, and keep the history where the whole team can find it.

The Agency plan covers 25 monitored sites, 500 scans a month, and 5 team seats for $39.99/month — sized so account managers, developers, and PMs all work from the same source of truth.

The most common compliance failure isn't a site that was never compliant — it's a site that drifted. A campaign launch adds an ad platform pixel, a tag manager change fires analytics before the banner, a redesign ships a new chat widget outside the consent gate.

Compliance Monitor re-scans each site weekly, biweekly, or monthly and emails your team the moment something changes, so you catch the regression in days — not when the client forwards a demand letter.

Every scan generates a PDF report that slots straight into your client deliverables: each cookie and tracker identified, categorized, and flagged by consent timing, with timestamps and the scan environment documented.

Send a public share link when the client just wants the latest result, export findings to Notion or Confluence for their documentation, or route scan results into your own workflows through the private Zapier integration.

CIPA wiretapping claims and CCPA/CPRA demand letters target the trackers agencies typically install: session replay, chat widgets, advertising pixels. When a claim lands, the first question is who put the tag there — and agencies are increasingly pulled into that conversation.

A documented scan history showing your agency checked each site, flagged issues, and fixed them is a materially better position than silence. Whether and how liability reaches the agency is a question for your lawyer — the scan record is what you'll want to have either way.