Check the rendered page, not just the design mockup, so launch blockers are visible before traffic arrives.
Consent + tracker QA
Pre-consent tracker checker for AI-built launch pages.
Cookie banners are easy to add and easy to fake by accident. TrustDebt checks the rendered page for analytics, ad pixels, third-party hosts, and consent signals so teams can fix trust leaks before traffic.
Built for launch decisions No backend overclaims Evidence before traffic
Trust QA snapshot85
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GTM loads before the banner is used
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Reject does not mean reject
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Third-party hosts are invisible to the founder
OutputAudit packetScore, evidence, severity, manual checks, next fixes
Before launch Practical checklist
Manual checks founders should run before traffic.
This page is the deeper founder checklist. The scanner covers visible public-page signals; backend, auth, payments, and database risks still need human review.
Capture enough evidence that a founder, client, or developer knows exactly what needs to change.
Turn the finding into a specific remediation step instead of a vague compliance note.
Check the rendered page, not just the design mockup, so launch blockers are visible before traffic arrives.
Capture enough evidence that a founder, client, or developer knows exactly what needs to change.
Turn the finding into a specific remediation step instead of a vague compliance note.
Common issues
What polished launches still miss.
For builders using GTM, GA, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, Clarity, TikTok, or ad scripts, these are the gaps that make a launch feel risky once real visitors, clients, or paid traffic arrive.
GTM loads before the banner is used
The most common trust leak is a banner that appears after the tracking container already loaded.
Reject does not mean reject
Some banners visually reject cookies while scripts keep running in the background.
Third-party hosts are invisible to the founder
AI templates, embeds, and marketing widgets can add hosts that are not obvious from the page design.
Deep dive
What builders using GTM, GA, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, Clarity, TikTok, or ad scripts need to know before they ship.
Open incognito → DevTools Network → Reload. See requests to google-analytics.com, facebook.com/tr, hotjar.com before clicking anything? That's pre-consent tracking — the #1 trust issue in AI-built pages, and founders consistently don't know it's happening.
GA4 loads analytics before consent with IP. Meta Pixel fires for retargeting. Hotjar/Clarity records sessions. TikTok Pixel fires for ads. LinkedIn Insight Tag tracks B2B. Any of these loading before consent creates risk. Multiple trackers is a flagged pattern.
Google's framework lets GTM/GA4 load in restricted mode without cookies until consent. If using GTM, implement Consent Mode v2. If not, ensure your CMP blocks all non-essential trackers until visitor choice.
Moving trackers behind consent: 10-20 minutes with TrustDebt's AI Fix Prompt. Cost of not fixing: ad platform warnings, visitor distrust, PH threads, regulatory exposure. Cheapest insurance for a weekend-built product.
FAQ
Fast answers before you scan.
No. TrustDebt detects launch trust risks and tracker evidence. It does not certify GDPR compliance.
TrustDebt checks common analytics and marketing hints including GTM, Google Analytics, Meta/Facebook, Hotjar, Clarity, TikTok, and other third-party hosts.
Cookie tools manage consent. TrustDebt checks whether an AI-built launch page has broader trust gaps around consent, form-label evidence, legal links, accessibility, and proof.
Trust before traffic
Check the trust layer before visitors find the gaps.
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