Check your website against the DPDP Act

Enter your website address. We look at it the way a visitor's browser does and tell you what personal data it collects, and whether it asks first.

Free. Usually takes a few minutes. We only read public pages.

What we check
Cookies set before the visitor agreesSection 6
Advertising and tracking toolsSection 6
A consent banner that worksSection 6
A privacy notice that names the ActSection 5
A contact for complaintsSection 8(10)
Forms that collect personal dataSection 5

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Every finding, the section of the Act it relates to, and what to change. Sent to your inbox.

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Questions about the website check

What does the website check look at?

It opens your public pages the way a visitor's browser does. It counts the cookies and tracking tools that load, notes which of them load before the visitor has agreed to anything, looks for a consent banner, a privacy notice that mentions the DPDP Act and a contact for complaints, and lists the forms that ask for personal details.

Is it free, and do I need an account?

The check is free and needs no account. If you want the full report as a PDF, we email it to you after you confirm your address with a 6-digit code.

Why do I need an office email address for the report?

The report describes a business's website, so we send it only to an address at a business. Personal addresses such as Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook cannot receive it. Use the address you use for work, for example name@yourbusiness.in.

Can I check a website that is not mine?

The check reads only what any visitor can see, so it works on any public website. A website checked in the last 30 days shows the earlier result instead of being checked again, so the site is not visited repeatedly.

Is the score a legal opinion?

No. It is a quick view of what a visitor's browser can see, to show you where to start. It cannot see what happens to data inside your business. For a decision with real consequences, take the report to your CA or lawyer.