Platform-specific fixes
The report detects WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Duda, Framer and other common builders, then writes steps and paste-ready snippets for that stack.
For web designers and small agencies
We scan the public homepage, name the platform, and write copy-paste fixes — Consent Mode defaults, how to hold the Meta Pixel until a choice, what to change in Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Duda, and others. You can put your agency name and logo on the report. No CookieBrief branding when you do.
Who it is for
Most cookie “audits” are inventories. What agencies need is something a client can forward to the person who actually edits the theme — with the snippet and the exact admin path, not a generic “add a banner” line.
The report detects WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Duda, Framer and other common builders, then writes steps and paste-ready snippets for that stack.
Add your agency name and logo. We stay off the cover. You hand the HTML and PDF to the client as part of your own work. Each purchase covers one site, one report.
If you are a shop or café, request a short teaser first. If the scan finds something worth fixing, you or your designer can buy the full report.
What you get
We load the public homepage in a fresh browser and do not click Accept or Reject. That is the path a new visitor actually takes.
Cookies set before any consent click, third-party requests and known trackers, whether a banner is visible, privacy-policy links, HTTPS behaviour, and whether a Google Consent Mode default is present.
A plain-language score and findings, numbered fix steps for the detected platform, and copy-paste snippets such as a Consent Mode v2 default-denied block and a Meta Pixel that loads only after marketing consent.
Two tiers
Prices are in US dollars. Online checkout is opening soon, through Lemon Squeezy, who acts as merchant of record and handles payment and sales tax/VAT.
Business customers only. These checkups are sold to agencies, freelancers, and businesses buying for their own site or a client’s site — not to consumers buying for private use.
Report
$19 one site
For designers who will apply the fixes themselves, or hand the report to a developer they already work with.
Done for you
$79 one site
For when the client’s web person needs a written brief, not just a list of issues.
Sample
This sample is a checkup of the public Brauð & Co. bakery site. The scan detected Duda, a banner that does not hold back marketing tags, and no Consent Mode default. The report includes Duda-specific steps and paste-ready snippets.
The bakery did not commission or review this sample, and it is not a claim about their legal position. It is a technical first-load scan of their public homepage at one point in time.
Same findings, white-labelled for a fictional agency (Northlight Studio) — CookieBrief does not appear on that report.
How a paid order works
Enter the public URL and any white-label details in the Lemon Squeezy checkout fields. We only load what a visitor can see without logging in.
Typical turnaround is a few days. The $79 tier adds a change spec aimed at the person who will edit the site.
HTML and PDF, under your name if you asked. On the $79 tier, send the same URL back when the fixes are live for one free re-check.
A CookieBrief checkup is a point-in-time technical scan of a public homepage. It does not certify compliance with the GDPR, ePrivacy rules, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, or any other law. Tags can fire later, on other pages, after login, or in other countries. Have a qualified lawyer review notices and consent if you need a legal opinion.
Yes, if you bought the white-label option (included in both tiers when you give us a name and logo). You may give that one report to the one client whose site was scanned. You may not resell the underlying service, reuse the report on another site, or remove the “not legal advice” notice.
No. The $19 report tells a web person what to paste and where. The $79 tier adds a structured change spec and a free re-check after they publish. We do not ask for admin logins.
If we have not started the scan, you will get a full refund. If the report is materially wrong, we will redo it or refund you at our discretion. The full wording is in the refund policy.
Request the free teaser. If the first-load scan already shows trackers running before a choice, the $19 report is usually the next step — or ask your designer to order it white-labelled.