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BetaSee what your website actually loads, stores and calls.
DotCensus opens the site in a controlled browser, watches the cookies, storage, requests, scripts and embedded services it really uses, and turns that into a structured inventory you can review and govern.
How it helps
Why teams rely on Scan & Tracker Intelligence
Real browser behaviour, not source HTML
A tag manager can inject three vendors that appear nowhere in your markup. Only loading the page the way a visitor does finds them.
Three states, not one
The scan compares what runs before any choice, after a refusal and after acceptance — which is the comparison that shows whether consent is doing anything.
Known services get names
Observed requests are matched against a maintained signature set, so the inventory reads as "Meta Pixel" rather than as an opaque third-party domain.
What's included
Every service in Scan & Tracker Intelligence
Each one is a page of its own — because someone searching for a specific capability is not searching for an overview of the group it belongs to.
Website Scanner
Crawl the site like a visitor, inspect it like an engineer.
Learn moreTracker Inventory
Every third-party domain, pixel, script, beacon and embedded vendor, in one list.
Learn moreCookie Inventory
Name, domain, lifetime, party, vendor and category for every cookie observed.
Learn moreTracker Intelligence
Maintained service signatures, with AI proposing classifications a human confirms.
Learn moreScan History
Diff one scan against the last: new tracker, changed category, new cookie, new endpoint.
Learn moreThe rest of the platform
The rest of the graph
Consent Experience
Branded, accessible consent and preference experiences that belong on your site.
Learn moreControl & Blocking
Hold, gate or release services according to the visitor's actual choice.
Learn moreSignals & Advertising
Translate one visitor choice into the signals connected platforms understand.
Learn moreConsent Ledger
Versioned evidence of what was shown, what was chosen and what was enforced.
Learn moreKnow what runs before you ask visitors to trust it.
Start with a scan of what your website loads today. The list is usually longer than the team expects, and that is the useful part.
No code to install for a scan Public pages only DotCensus runs on DotCensus