See exactly what a website collects — then prove it
Browser settings and ad blockers stop some tracking, but they can't show you the full picture — especially the server-side collection that never looks like a tracker. ad.rip loads a site the way a real browser does and reports every tag, cookie, pixel, and data flow it finds.
What it surfaces that blockers can't
Conversions API, server-side GTM, and CNAME-cloaked endpoints that never appear as obvious third-party requests in the browser.
First- and third-party cookies, lifespans, and which tag set them — the raw material of a cookie audit.
Email, phone, and identifiers being passed (hashed or not) into pixels and analytics calls.
What actually fires before consent is granted, and what keeps firing after a visitor opts out or sends GPC.
See who's watching you
Curious what a site is doing behind the consent banner? Scan it and find out — no install, nothing to configure.
- Paste any URL — a site you use, a checkout, a news page.
- ad.rip loads it like a real browser and records every tag, pixel, cookie, and outbound data flow.
- You get a plain-English report: who is collecting, what they can see, and where it goes.
Free single-page scans. Pay only for deeper, saved, or scheduled reports.
Audit your tracking before a regulator does
The forensics tool for tracking audits, cookie audits, and data-collection audits — turn "we think we're compliant" into dated evidence.
- Point ad.rip at your domain (or a full crawl of key journeys).
- It enumerates every tag, cookie, and beacon, flags non-consented collection and PII leakage, and checks GPC/consent honoring.
- Export a dated, shareable audit report — the evidence your privacy, legal, and marketing teams can act on.
Subscriptions for continuous monitoring, multi-site crawls, and exportable audit history.
The Privacy Scorecard grades analytics and tracking tools A–F. Where an entry is backed by a live ad.rip scan, you can open the raw audit and see the actual requests, cookies, and parameters the tool sends — not a vendor claim.
Browse the scorecard →Found something you don't like? There's a responsible way to measure
If an audit shows a site over-collecting, the fix usually isn't "stop measuring" — it's switching to privacy-respecting, cookieless analytics and gating everything else behind real consent. Our privacy & tracking-prevention guides cover how to lock your own browsing down, and the scorecard shows which tools earn an A.