Free compliance check for your website

Is your website tracking legally and correctly?

Enter your website address and TagCoPilot checks it for cookie consent problems, missing or duplicated tracking tags, and Consent Mode v2 gaps that put your Google Ads and analytics data at risk. You get a plain-English score and a list of what to fix.

Free, instant, and no access to your accounts needed. Connect Google Tag Manager afterwards if you want the deeper check and the fixes applied for you.

No login needed and email is optional — add it only if you'd like the report sent to you. The free check reads your public pages; connect Google Tag Manager for the full diagnostic.

Under 30s
to a full tag and cookie consent check of your site
No access needed
the free check reads your public pages only
Every month
we re-check and tell you what changed

What normally needs a developer

Three screens replace the agency invoice, the developer chase and the manual check nobody remembers to do.

Scan
Ask
Draft
Publish
scan · acme.com
28s
62score
14 tags detected
CMP: Cookiebot
4 consent issues
GA4 configGoogle AdsMeta PixelLinkedInUA legacyHotjar
criticalConsent defaults load after GTM
highMeta Pixel hardcoded and in container
mediumad_user_data signal missing

Scan. Every tag actually firing, the CMP, Consent Mode v2 gaps — scored out of 100 in under 30 seconds.

assistant · acme.com
plain english
Track the quote form submit as an Ads conversion.
tagcopilot

Your container has no form trigger. I'll add one, plus a conversion tag mapped to your Quote Request action.

Trigger — Form Submit / #quote
Tag — Ads Conversion · Quote Request
Remove — duplicate UA pageview
Apply to draft workspacenothing goes live

Ask. Say what you want tracked in plain English. The assistant reads your container and drafts the exact tags for you.

monthly-check · june → july
auto
74
71
76
68
62
88
+GA4 – Scroll Depth
~Ads Conversion · Purchase (value changed)
-Cookiebot default consent snippet
Report emailed to you and the client, first of every month.

Watch. A monthly re-check catches the pixel a developer removed before it costs you data.

Your accounts, wired to the AI

Once you connect Google Tag Manager and Google Ads, TagCoPilot answers using your real setup instead of generic advice you have to translate yourself.

connections · acme.com
oauth secured

Google Tag Manager

GTM-XXXXXX · containers, tags, triggers

Google Ads

conversion actions · MCC access

Live site scan

CMP, Consent Mode v2, network calls

TagCoPilot

Reads your container and scan, builds the context, writes changes back into a draft workspace.

read containerdiffdraft only

GPT-5.5

in use

via the built-in AI gateway — no API key to manage

swappable

Claude and Gemini run on the same gateway — the model can be switched without touching your setup.

Nothing publishes automatically — every AI change lands in a new GTM workspace for a human to approve.

The difference, side by side

Today
  • Open GTM preview, click through the site, guess
  • Chase the dev for what changed last sprint
  • Find the broken conversion after the client does
  • Rebuild the same consent setup for every account
With TagCoPilot
  • One scan lists every tag actually firing
  • Monthly diff shows exactly what changed
  • Health score flags the account before the client calls
  • Describe the change, review the draft, publish

Who is TagCoPilot for?

Mostly for business owners checking their own website. Agencies can also sign up and run the same checks across every client they look after.

Business owners

You have a website and paid ads running, and no idea whether your cookie banner and tracking are set up properly. Run the free check, see the risks in plain English, and get them fixed.

In-house marketing teams

You own the site and the ad accounts. Catch broken pixels, consent regressions and container changes before they quietly wreck your reporting and your remarketing lists.

Agencies signing up clients

Add every client you manage to one dashboard, run compliance checks in bulk, and let TagCoPilot draft and apply the fixes in each client's Tag Manager. Agency plans on the pricing page.

The things that actually break tracking

See every tag on your site

Enter your web address. The free check reads your public pages and lists every tracker actually firing — Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, Hotjar and more.

Cookie consent compliance

Finds your cookie banner, checks that consent is applied before any tracker loads, and flags the missing Consent Mode v2 signals Google now requires in the UK and EU.

Ask in plain English

"Track my contact form as a Google Ads conversion." The assistant reads your own site and container, then tells you exactly what to change — no jargon required.

Fixes applied for you

Approve a fix and it is written into a fresh Google Tag Manager workspace for review — or published straight to your container if you turn auto-publish on.

Monthly re-check

Every month TagCoPilot re-scans your site, compares it to last month, and emails you anything a developer or plugin quietly changed.

One health score

A single number for your site — or, if you're an agency, one per client so you can see at a glance who needs attention this week.

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter your website

    Just the web address. No account or Google access needed to start.

  2. 02

    Get your free check

    Cookie consent, tracking tags and Consent Mode v2, scored out of 100.

  3. 03

    Connect Google

    Link Tag Manager (and Ads) for the deeper check inside your container.

  4. 04

    Fix and monitor

    Approve the fixes, then get a re-check every month. Agencies repeat this per client.

Compliance is not a one-off job

Tracking rots quietly. A developer ships a new checkout, someone swaps the cookie banner, a plugin pastes a pixel straight into the theme. TagCoPilot keeps a monthly record so you always know what changed and what was fixed.

  • See exactly which tracking tags were added, removed or changed
  • Consent problems caught before a regulator or a customer complains
  • Duplicate pixels and dead legacy tags flagged automatically
  • Agencies: every client's health score in one dashboard
monthly-check · acme.com
health 62/100  (-18 since last month)

critical  Consent defaults now load AFTER GTM
high      Meta Pixel hardcoded + in container
medium    "GA4 - Purchase" trigger modified
low       url_passthrough disabled
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