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DSGVO Quick-Check

Enter your website URL — we scan it for common GDPR/DSGVO compliance issues and return a scored report in seconds.

What this scanner checks

SSL and required legal pages

HTTPS encryption is mandatory. Missing privacy policy or legal notice are common reasons for legal warnings — especially for websites with customers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Cookie consent and tracking

Cookies and tracking scripts may only be set after active consent (§ 25 TTDSG). We check whether recognisable tracking services such as Google Analytics or Meta Pixel are active without consent.

Third-party and external services

Google Fonts, YouTube embeds, external CDNs and other services can transfer user data to the US without user consent. These signals are detected and rated in the scan.

What the score means

80–100: Good

The publicly visible signals of your website are largely GDPR-compliant. Improvements in individual areas can reduce risk further.

50–79: Needs work

There are recognisable compliance gaps. Common issues: missing cookie consent, Google Fonts without proxy, or unclear privacy policy. These should be addressed promptly.

0–49: Critical

Several serious signals were detected. The risk of a legal warning or fine is elevated. We strongly recommend a legal review by a qualified data protection officer.

A DSGVO/GDPR violation can result in significant fines and lasting reputational damage. This scanner checks the publicly visible signals of your website: SSL certificate, privacy policy and legal notice, cookie consent setup, analytics and tracking services, Google Fonts usage, contact form data handling and third-party embeds. You receive a scored compliance report in seconds — no installation required. Note: this scan covers publicly visible signals only and is not a substitute for a professional legal review.

Frequently asked questions about GDPR

What is GDPR?+
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the central EU regulation on the protection of personal data, in force since May 2018. It defines how businesses may collect, store and process data from EU citizens. It applies to all companies worldwide that process data from EU citizens.
Does this scan replace a legal review?+
No. This scanner only checks publicly visible technical signals and provides initial orientation. A complete GDPR audit requires analysis of internal processes, records of processing activities, data processing agreements and legal documents. This requires a data protection officer or lawyer.
Why is Google Fonts a GDPR issue?+
When Google Fonts are loaded directly from Google servers (not hosted locally), the user's IP address is automatically transferred to Google. The Bavarian Data Protection Authority and various court rulings have found this to be impermissible. Solution: host Google Fonts locally or load them via a CSS proxy.
What is a cookie consent banner?+
A cookie consent banner is a consent request that appears before non-essential cookies or tracking scripts are set. Under § 25 TTDSG, users must actively consent (opt-in). Continuing to browse the page or a pre-ticked "Accept" does not count as valid consent.
How high are GDPR fines?+
GDPR provides for fines of up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover — whichever is higher. For small businesses, lower fines and legal warnings from competitors or consumer protection associations are also a real risk.

This tool provides an automated analysis for orientation purposes only. Results may be incomplete or inaccurate. This does not constitute legal, technical, or professional advice of any kind. NEXITO MEDIA LLC accepts no liability for decisions made based on tool results.

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