Free Cookie Scanner
Audit your website for cookies

Every scan provides a compliance score that summarizes how your website measures up across three critical areas: privacy, cookies, and accessibility. This score, ranging from 0–10, gives you a quick benchmark to see where your site stands today.

Instead of digging through long lists of technical data, you can instantly see your overall compliance health at a glance. From there, you can dive deeper into each category as needed. The cookie scanner report makes it simple to share results with data protection officers, web developers, or marketing teams so everyone understands your website's privacy and accessibility posture.

Unlike most basic cookie scanners, Clym provides geographic compliance scoring. After your scan, you’ll see continent-level maps that highlight your website’s estimated compliance score in Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania.

From there, you can drill down into specific countries to see how local privacy laws such as GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, or LGPD may impact your risk exposure. This level of detail makes the cookie audit report especially valuable for organizations with global or multi-regional audiences. You’ll know exactly where attention is needed to meet jurisdiction-specific requirements.

Your scan result includes a comprehensive cookie inventory that lists the cookies on your website. Cookies are automatically categorized into groups such as essential, analytics, marketing, and functional so you can immediately identify which ones may require user consent under privacy regulations.

The cookie compliance report also distinguishes between first-party cookies (set directly by your site) and third-party cookies (set by external services like ad networks or analytics platforms). This distinction helps you understand not only what data your site collects, but also which vendors or partners are setting cookies on your behalf.

Clym’s cookie scanner goes beyond listing cookies by providing a full view of the third-party services running on your website. The audit identifies tools such as Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, HubSpot, and LinkedIn Insights.

For each service, you can even view the exact script that is being loaded. This level of transparency makes it easier to evaluate the purpose of each service, spot potential risks, and decide whether to continue using them.

Developers can use this data to troubleshoot site performance or tagging issues, while compliance teams can use the findings to review how third-party scripts interact with their organization’s privacy policies and practices.

In addition to cookie detection, your audit includes an accessibility snapshot that flags potential issues with inclusivity and usability. Each recommendation explains what the issue is, why it matters, and what aspect of accessibility it affects, such as readability, keyboard navigation, or compatibility with assistive technologies.

While no software tool can guarantee full accessibility compliance, this website accessibility audit provides a solid baseline of issues to review manually. By combining cookie scanning with accessibility insights, Clym helps you support both data privacy compliance and inclusive user experiences.

Your full cookie compliance report is available to download in a structured, easy-to-read format. This makes it simple to share insights with compliance teams, developers, marketers, or legal advisors.

The downloadable report includes your compliance score, geographic privacy risk breakdown, complete cookie inventory, and accessibility snapshot. It is available in both a compact summary view and a more detailed format, so you can choose the version that best fits your needs.

Having a clear document makes collaboration with stakeholders smoother and helps teams take informed action on findings. Whether you’re presenting to executives or working directly with technical staff, a comprehensive website cookie analysis provides the context needed to guide next steps.

Many privacy regulations, including GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and LGPD, state that non-essential cookies should not be placed on a visitor’s device until they have given consent. Cookies used for analytics, marketing, or tracking often fall into this category, which means they need to be handled differently than essential cookies.

When you run Clym’s cookie scanner, it identifies all cookies and scripts active on your site. These findings connect directly with Clym’s cookie widget, which automatically categorizes cookies, adds them to your cookie consent banner, and applies the appropriate settings for multiple jurisdictions.

This removes the need for manual updates and helps keep your banner accurate as new cookies or third-party scripts are introduced.

Being open about the cookies your website uses is key to building trust. When visitors know what data is being collected and the reason of it, they are more likely to view your brand as credible and privacy-conscious.

A cookie audit report makes it easier to share this information in your privacy policy or cookie banner. This level of transparency is not only expected by many users today but also positions your organization as one that takes data responsibility seriously.

Many websites unknowingly host third-party cookies or hidden trackers from services like ad networks, analytics tools, or social platforms. These can be difficult to spot manually and may expose your organization to additional obligations.

Using a cookie scanner helps uncover these cookies so you can review them and decide whether changes are needed. Identifying potential risks early allows you to take proactive steps, whether that means adjusting your settings, reviewing vendor relationships, or updating your cookie compliance report.

Manually auditing cookies can be slow, technical, and often incomplete. It’s easy to overlook scripts or services running in the background of your website. This can lead to inaccurate results and missed risks.

With Clym’s free cookie scanner, you get an automated process that delivers results in seconds. The scan produces a clear website cookie analysis, saving your team hours of manual work while giving you more accurate and up-to-date findings to act on.