CMP coverage
CookieInspector detects the major consent management platforms (CMPs) by name — and any IAB TCF or US Privacy banner — so your consent setup is recognized and validated on every scan.
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CookieInspector recognizes 15+ consent management platforms by name: Cookiebot, OneTrust, Usercentrics, Didomi, TrustArc, Sourcepoint, Quantcast Choice, Iubenda, CookieYes, Osano, Termly, Complianz, Axeptio, Ketch, CookieScript and Borlabs — among others.
When your CMP is detected it's named in the report, so you can confirm your consent banner was found and see exactly how it behaves on each page.
Not every site uses a brand-name banner. CookieInspector also recognizes the generic IAB TCF and US Privacy (USP) signals that most consent tools implement under the hood.
That means custom-built or unlisted consent banners are still detected during a scan — and pre-consent trackers are flagged either way.
Consent platforms update constantly — new scripts, new domains, redesigned banners. When a vendor changes how their tool loads, detection can drift.
We monitor the common platforms and, when something changes, we work to detect it and ship updated support as quickly as possible — so your scans keep recognizing your CMP correctly.
How we differ
Most scanners hard-code a short list of CMPs and quietly miss the rest. We detect platforms by name, fall back to the IAB TCF / US Privacy standards for everything else, and keep detection current as vendors change their products.
CookieInspector recognizes 15+ consent platforms by name, including Cookiebot, OneTrust, Usercentrics, Didomi, TrustArc, Sourcepoint, Quantcast Choice, Iubenda, CookieYes, Osano, Termly, Complianz, Axeptio, Ketch and CookieScript — so your consent tool shows up correctly in the report.
Yes. Beyond the named platforms, CookieInspector also recognizes the generic IAB TCF and US Privacy (USP) signals that most banners implement, so even custom or unlisted consent tools are detected during a scan.
Consent platforms change their scripts, domains and banners regularly. When that happens we work to detect the change and roll out updated support as quickly as possible, so your scans keep recognizing your CMP correctly.
No. CookieInspector doesn't collect consent — it works alongside your existing CMP, scanning your site to confirm the consent setup is honored and flagging trackers that fire before a visitor agrees.
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