1. Free quick check
We visit your homepage as a new visitor, record which cookies and trackers load before and after accepting or refusing, and email you a short summary with screenshots.
Free, no obligation
Your cookie banner is there. But does it actually work?
Many small business websites load advertising and analytics trackers before the visitor clicks anything, or keep tracking after they click “Refuse”. Regulators check exactly this.
The problem: small firms do get fined
France’s data protection authority, the CNIL, publishes its sanctions. Its list includes small and medium companies fined between EUR 3,000 and EUR 15,000 in 2025–2026 where cookie consent was among the breaches found, for example a distance-selling company (EUR 3,000, June 2025) and an event-ticketing company (EUR 15,000 and an injunction, March 2026).
Source: CNIL – The sanctions issued by the CNIL.
The usual failures are technical, not legal: trackers firing before consent, a “Refuse” button that does not stop them, or a consent tool that is installed but not connected to your tags.
What you get
2. “Consent verified” fix
Full test of your key pages, configuration of your consent tool and tag manager so nothing loads without consent, refusal and withdrawal tested, and a before/after evidence report you can keep on file.
About EUR 400–900 one-off, fixed price agreed in advance
3. Monthly monitoring
An automated monthly re-test. If a new plugin, theme update or marketing tag breaks consent, you get an alert with the evidence.
EUR 20–40/month, cancel any time
Frequently asked questions
Do you need access to my website for the free check?
No. The quick check is done from the outside, exactly as a visitor or a regulator would see your site.
Which consent tools do you work with?
Common tools such as Cookiebot, Usercentrics, iubenda, Axeptio, Didomi or the one already built into your platform. We usually fix your existing setup rather than sell you a new tool.
Will my analytics and ads tracking stop working?
Tracking will only run for visitors who agree. We set it up so consenting visitors are still measured correctly.
Is this legal advice?
No. This is a technical check of how your website behaves. For legal questions, for example about your privacy policy or legal basis for processing, please consult a lawyer or your data protection officer.
Which countries do you cover?
Businesses across Europe. Reports are in English.
Important: SME Ready provides technical testing and configuration. It is not legal advice and does not guarantee that a regulator or court will consider your website compliant.