Website Vendor Audit
See which third-party vendors a page appears to load, what they are likely for, and what is worth reviewing for privacy and performance.
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Website Vendor Audit
See which outside tools your page depends on
Enter a website URL and this tool will show the third-party vendors it appears to load, what they are likely for, and what is worth reviewing for privacy, performance, and supply-chain risk.
A plain-English audit summary, likely vendors spotted, and a domain-by-domain map.
Founders, marketers, developers, agencies, and anyone trying to understand a site's vendor footprint.
This reads HTML only. If a site injects tags later with JavaScript, paste a post-render snapshot for better coverage.
- URL fetch only works for publicly reachable HTTPS pages. Localhost, private/internal hosts, and some bot-protected pages will not fetch.
- Even for public pages, some sites may still block requests or require bot mitigation. In that case, paste HTML from View Source or DevTools.
- Labels are best-effort heuristics based on domains. They do not prove data processing, consent status, or legal compliance.
- Missing detections do not prove absence. This is an inventory tool, not a crawler or vulnerability scanner.
Start with a website URL
Recommended. We will try to fetch a publicly reachable HTTPS page server-side. If that fails, keep the URL entered and use advanced mode below.
This must be a publicly reachable HTTPS URL. It is fetched server-side, then used to resolve relative URLs and tell first-party resources apart from third-party vendors.
Use this when fetch is blocked, or when you want to audit a saved page source or post-render snapshot.
Audit summary
You will get a plain-English summary, likely vendors spotted, risk flags, and a domain map you can inspect.
Analytics, ads, chat, video, payments, fonts, CDNs, and consent tooling when recognized.
A simple review level plus notes on unknown domains, heavy tag stacks, and consent-related gaps.
Recommendations you can use in privacy, performance, or vendor-cleanup conversations.
Third-Party Script & Tracker Map
See which outside vendors a page appears to depend on: analytics, ads, chat, video, fonts, CDNs, payments, consent tooling, and more.
- Runs entirely in your browser.
- Gives you a clear audit summary, likely vendor labels, and a detailed domain map.
- Evidence-based: every row links back to the exact URL found in the HTML.
- Not a vulnerability scanner and not legal or compliance advice about cookies or consent.
Best for
Founders, marketers, developers, privacy reviewers, and agencies trying to understand a site's third-party footprint quickly.