Paid privacy audit
Customers pay first, then receive a site audit for cookies, analytics scripts, consent banners, referrer handling, and GDPR-friendly tracking gaps.
Check your site, remove risky tracking, and understand traffic without cookies. Audits, snippets, and dashboards unlock only after checkout so every report is accountable.
The site answers high-intent search queries, but every functional workflow leads to paid checkout before an audit, tracking snippet, or dashboard is provided.
Customers pay first, then receive a site audit for cookies, analytics scripts, consent banners, referrer handling, and GDPR-friendly tracking gaps.
After payment, the customer gets a lightweight event snippet designed for pageviews, outbound clicks, button clicks, UTM campaigns, and referrers.
The dashboard focuses on useful traffic: pages, referrers, countries, devices, UTM campaigns, events, and exportable reports.
Every path keeps the same rule: payment happens before the user can run an audit or use analytics.
| Step | What the visitor sees | What stays locked |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Choose plan | Pricing and checkout explain what will be audited and tracked. | Domain scan, snippet generation, dashboard access. |
| 2. Pay | Hosted checkout is created through NOWPayments when environment secrets are configured. | All product output remains locked until payment confirmation. |
| 3. Activate | After successful payment, the customer receives access instructions for the audit queue. | Unpaid users cannot self-serve a report. |
Monthly plans are available, but annual checkout is the default. Annual pricing is 50% off and paid today.
For one website starting a paid privacy analytics audit.
For teams that want audit, snippet, events, and dashboard coverage.
For agencies running paid cookie-free analytics reports for clients.
Each page answers a real query, then routes serious users into a paid workflow.
What cookie-free analytics means and when to use it.
How to measure traffic without setting visitor cookies.
What an analytics setup should review before launch.
Why some teams move to privacy-first analytics.