SitePrivacyScore review
A free, sitewide privacy audit with technical findings and executive PDF reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SitePrivacyScore audits websites for developers, security teams, and organizations reviewing their own or vendors’ sites. Enter a website URL to receive findings and remediation steps covering trackers, cookies, consent behavior, security headers, privacy-policy alignment, and visible vendor risks. Its broad sitewide scope makes it relevant to teams seeking an initial privacy snapshot rather than a narrowly focused cookie check.
The audit examines analytics scripts, advertising trackers, third-party pixels, storage, tracking identifiers, and session-replay tools. It also checks whether trackers or cookies appear before consent, reviews visible privacy-policy alignment with site behavior, and checks headers including CSP, HSTS, and Referrer-Policy. Mapping visible external vendors and potential data-transfer risks adds context beyond what a basic tracker inventory provides. These checks reflect website and public-page signals, so the product is best suited to technical review and issue discovery, not a legal determination.
SitePrivacyScore is free during early access, and its site also offers individual lightweight privacy and security checks. Downloadable executive summary PDFs provide a way to share audit results beyond the people conducting the review. The main trade-off is that scheduled re-scans are listed as coming soon, so teams needing recurring monitoring should consider another tool. It may fit small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations that want a no-cost broad review, but those requiring ongoing scans or legal advice should not treat it as a complete substitute for those services.
SitePrivacyScore pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Checks trackers, cookies, consent behavior, and security headers
- Compares visible privacy-policy statements with site behavior
- Exports findings in downloadable executive summary PDFs
- Where it doesn't
- Does not offer scheduled scans
- Focuses on visible website and public-page signals
- Reports are technical analysis, not legal advice
SitePrivacyScore fact sheet, pricing and score →
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