Observe
Collect dated evidence from the product's public surface.
Public-surface privacy evidence
Scan first.Draft second.
See what a product's public surface sends, compare it with the published policy, and prepare a review-ready first draft for a supported jurisdiction. Recurring rescans can reveal later tracker drift.
Public pages only. No login, form submission, or private-area access.
Real scan · no account required · no automatic publication
Public-surface evidence
A traceable scan snapshot
- Public pages and policysources
- Services and transmissionsobserved
- Consent-state behaviortechnical
- Capture quality and limitsexplicit
Evidence before interpretation.
A scan records what was observed and what could not be assessed; it does not issue a legal verdict.
A scan records what was observed and what could not be assessed; it does not issue a legal verdict.
Compare
Reconcile observed services with the published policy.
Confirm
Ask for material business facts a scan cannot establish.
Draft & monitor
Prepare for review, then detect later tracker drift.
A reviewable method
Evidence becomes a draft without becoming a verdict.
Each stage keeps direct observation, interpretation, user-confirmed facts, and product limitations distinct.
1
Scan the public surface
Start with a website, SaaS product, store listing, or supported mobile-app package. No account is needed for a website scan.
2
Review the evidence
Inspect observed services, transmissions, policy references, consent behavior, capture quality, and explicit limitations.
3
Confirm the unknowns
Answer only the material questions the public evidence cannot determine, such as controller identity and retention choices.
4
Create and review
Prepare jurisdiction-specific draft documents, resolve every open fact, and keep qualified professional review in control.
The evidence boundary
Know what was observed—and what was not.
Reports identify their public-page scope, source state, capture quality, and limitations. Drafts keep unresolved facts visible until a reviewer closes them.
Professional review remains in control. PrivaScan supports investigation and drafting; it does not certify compliance or inspect authenticated, internal, checkout, or server-side processing.
Plans
Create once—or keep watching.
One-time draft workflows start at $9. Monitoring and Firm plans are optional recurring services. All prices are USD.
Quick Fix
$9 one-time
One deliverable, one region — unblock your launch.
- ✓ 1 privacy policy draft
- ✓ 1 jurisdiction
- ✓ 1 language
- ✓ Copy, PDF & email
Most popular
Complete
$29 one-time
Every region you need, in up to 3 languages.
- ✓ All 5 jurisdictions
- ✓ Up to 3 languages
- ✓ Hosted page + consent banner
- ✓ 12 months monitoring included
Monitor
$8 / month
or $79 / year
Sites change. Keep the policy true.
- ✓ Weekly re-scans for drift
- ✓ Alerts when trackers change
- ✓ Dashboard with recent changes
- ✓ Regulatory-change alerts
For firms
Firm
$149 / month
or $1,490 / year
Run your whole book of clients from one place.
- ✦ Up to 25 client sites
- ✦ White-label hosted pages
- ✦ One dashboard, all clients
- ✦ Drift + regulatory alerts
Straight answers
Questions before you scan.
Is this legal advice?
No. PrivaScan is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, certification, or a guarantee of compliance. It prepares evidence and draft starting points for qualified review.
What can the website scan observe?
Publicly accessible pages, network activity, detected services, cookies, forms, published policies, and technical consent behavior within the completed capture. It does not observe authenticated, internal, checkout, or server-side processing.
Will it work for my app?
Yes. Supported mobile packages are processed locally in your browser to inventory bundled SDKs, and store listings can be reviewed for their declared practices. Runtime behavior still needs separate verification.
Do I need an account?
Not to run a public website scan or buy a one-time draft. An account is required for saved private drafts, ongoing monitoring, Firm workspaces, and account billing.
Which drafting jurisdictions are supported?
GDPR for EU/EEA, CCPA/CPRA for California, LGPD for Brazil, PIPEDA for Canada, POPIA for South Africa, plus supported App Store and Google Play disclosure outputs.
What does monitoring detect?
Recurring public-page comparisons can reveal tracker identifiers that appeared or disappeared since the prior snapshot. That is a review signal—not whole-site monitoring or an automated legal conclusion.