Which legal basics is your site missing?
Enter your website and pick where your business operates. The checklist looks at what the law expects a small business site to show, and for each gap it says what usually happens and what the law allows, with the source. It reports what your site shows; it isn't legal advice.
What we check
Cookie consent
Whether trackers load before visitors agree, from the same scan as our cookie and tracker tool.
Privacy policy
Whether a privacy policy is linked from the homepage, as every one of these laws expects.
Legal notice
France and the EU: a page saying who runs the site, with address and registration number.
Privacy officer
Quebec's Law 25: the title and contact of the person in charge of personal information.
https
Whether the site opens securely, so forms don't send what visitors type in clear.
What it can cost
For each gap, what usually happens to a small business and what the law allows, kept apart and sourced.
Questions, answered
Is it really free?
Yes, with no sign-up. It checks the homepage and privacy policy page of any public website.
Is this legal advice?
No. It reports what your site shows from outside and what the rules say, with sources. How they apply to your business is a question for a lawyer.
Why do you show maximum fines?
So you know what the law allows, but we show them apart from what usually happens. Small businesses rarely get the maximum; complaints, warnings and orders to fix come first.
My market isn't listed. Can I still use it?
Yes: choose "Elsewhere". The checks still run; the costs shown are general. Rules differ by country.
Related tools
Cookie and tracker scan
The detail behind the consent check: every tracker, cookie and embed.
Free website check
Dead links, phones, https and search basics on your homepage.
Privacy compliance
A consent banner that really blocks trackers, form notices and a short report.