Web Scanner
Monitor third-party scripts on your website with weekly automated scans to maintain privacy compliance.
Web Scanner
Our Web Scanner allows you to monitor third-party scripts present on your website with weekly automated scans. This tool is especially useful for identifying scripts that may affect your site's privacy posture or compliance with privacy regulations.
How It Works
When you add a URL to the Web Scanner, it:
- Performs an initial scan of the homepage and a few additional linked pages to get started.
- Crawls up to 100 pages on your site every Monday morning, starting from the homepage.
- Detects third-party scripts on each page it visits.
- Stays on your domain: It will not follow links to subdomains, web apps, or any other domain—even if they are related to your business.
If you want to scan a subdomain (like app.example.com
or blog.example.com
), you must add it as a separate URL.
What to Expect
- Scans run weekly, beginning early Monday morning (timezone based on your workspace settings).
- Only publicly accessible pages that are reachable from your homepage within the first 100 links will be scanned.
- Pages that are not linked from the homepage or are beyond the first 100 discovered links may not be scanned.
- Scan data is retained for 90 days. If you need access to older data, contact our team.

Limitations & Recommendations
- While our scanner makes a best effort to detect all third-party scripts, we recommend you verify results with your IT team for full visibility.
- The scanner is intended for general monitoring. It should not be relied on as a full security audit or compliance certification.
- Make sure that the pages you want scanned are easily discoverable from your homepage.
Questions?
If you have questions about scan coverage, third-party scripts, or how to interpret results, please reach out to our support team. We're happy to help.
Note: Information gathered from the Web Scanner is generally accurate, but not guaranteed to be exhaustive. Always verify coverage manually if precision is required.
Updated 2 days ago