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CCPA Compliance Checker

Check your website’s basic California privacy compliance readiness and find missing items like privacy policy updates, cookie consent, data request forms, and opt-out links.

Basic website privacy review

Answer a short questionnaire about the personal data, tracking tools, cookies, and privacy rights available on your website.

You will receive a readiness score, risk level, missing-item checklist, and practical recommendations. No website crawling or paid API is used.

What this CCPA checker reviews

The questionnaire reviews data collection, analytics and advertising tools, cookie controls, privacy notices, opt-out links, and consumer request workflows.

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This questionnaire provides a basic readiness assessment. It is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.

Step 1

Website Details

Tell us which website and business type you are reviewing.

Step 2

Data Collection

Select Yes or No for each type of personal data collection.

Do you collect contact form submissions?
Do you collect email subscribers?
Do users create accounts?
Do you sell products or accept payments online?
Do you use live chat or chatbot?
Do you collect location data?
Step 3

Tracking & Cookies

Review analytics, advertising, session recording, and cookie consent controls.

Do you use Google Analytics?
Do you use Google Tag Manager?
Do you use Meta/Facebook Pixel?
Do you use Microsoft Clarity, Hotjar, or session recording?
Do you show a cookie consent banner?
Can users reject non-essential cookies?
Step 4

Privacy Rights

Check whether your website explains and supports common California privacy rights.

Do you have a Privacy Policy page?
Does your Privacy Policy mention CCPA or CPRA?
Do you have a “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link?
Do you provide a way for users to request data access?
Do you provide a way for users to request data deletion?
Do you mention how users can opt out of data sharing?
Step 5

Privacy Policy URL

If you don’t know your privacy policy URL, leave it blank. We’ll still generate a basic readiness score.

Step 6

Lead Details

Enter your details to unlock the full questionnaire-based report.

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Compliance Score: Locked
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Why California businesses need privacy compliance

California privacy rules can affect how qualifying businesses explain data collection, use advertising technology, share personal information, and respond to consumer requests.

A clear website privacy experience can also reduce customer uncertainty and help internal teams identify gaps before launching new campaigns or tracking tools.

Common CCPA website requirements

Common readiness items include an accurate privacy policy, CCPA/CPRA disclosures, consumer access and deletion methods, opt-out instructions, and a Do Not Sell or Share link when applicable.

Businesses using analytics, advertising pixels, or session recording should also review cookie notices, consent controls, vendor settings, and whether visitors can reject non-essential tracking.

Disclaimer

This tool is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. It does not determine whether the CCPA or CPRA applies to your business, replace a legal review, or guarantee compliance. Consult a qualified privacy professional or attorney for advice about your specific obligations.