ForensicConsent — Prove your site asked for consent before it tracked anyone

How do I prove my site asked for consent before it tracked anyone?

Three steps: install, scan, prove. Audit the page, fix anything that fires before consent, then seal a forensic record anyone can verify. The first two steps are free, forever.

Is ForensicConsent just another tracker scanner?

No — and that's the whole point. Plenty of free tools can tell you a pixel fired. Not one of them hands you a dated, tamper-evident, independently verifiable record that still holds up the day a claim lands in your inbox. Detection is commoditized. Defensible proof is the moat.

How does ForensicConsent compare to free detectors, consent managers and enterprise tools?

Free detectors find leaks. Consent managers configure banners. Enterprise tools monitor — at enterprise prices and after a demo. ForensicConsent is the only self-serve option that turns a scan into court-grade proof. Here's the side-by-side. Feature comparison. "Partial" means available only in some plans or with limits.

What does ForensicConsent cost?

Per-page detection is free forever and genuinely useful on its own — install first, decide later. Every paid plan ships the same features and differs only by seats and billing. You pay for whole-site coverage, scheduled monitoring and court-grade proof; the rest is free. Free $0 forever No account, no card.

Can the other side check the proof? Yes — that's the design.?

A ForensicConsent record is built to be checked by a skeptic — opposing counsel, an insurer, an auditor. Paste it into the public verifier and it confirms the timestamp, signature and chain, or it flags tampering. No login, no dependency on us, no benefit of the doubt required. Proof you can verify beats a PDF you have to be trusted on.