Solutions
One platform. Every kind of team.
Small businesses, agencies, SaaS companies, ecommerce, publishers, developers and website platforms — find the fit closest to how you operate.
Small business
Privacy control without a privacy engineering team. Find out what the website loads, set up the consent experience once, and get told when something changes — without anybody on the team becoming a privacy engineer.
See howAgencies & web studios
Every client site, one workspace. Client organizations, reusable policies and banner templates, a fleet view of every site's state, and reports you can put your own name on.
See howSaaS & technology companies
Consent that behaves like infrastructure. Read the consent state from your own code, gate your own instrumentation, and manage sites, environments and subdomains through an API rather than a settings screen.
See howEcommerce
Keep the marketing stack on the right side of the choice. An ecommerce marketing stack changes constantly. Scanning, blocking and signal adapters keep the tools connected to visitor choices as the stack moves.
See howPublishers & ad-supported sites
Standardized consent signalling for ad-supported websites. Versioned framework adapters, vendor and purpose handling, and signal diagnostics — with the current registration and certification status published openly rather than implied.
See howDevelopers
Consent as a platform primitive. A runtime API with events, a versioned REST API for configuration, signed webhooks, and framework gating that is deterministic instead of interceptive.
See howWebsite builders & platforms
Privacy by construction. A builder knows which analytics, embeds and marketing services it inserted. Let the components declare their privacy impact, compile the Consent Manifest with the site, and gate them from the first visitor.
See howKnow 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