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External website services that often create problems
Maps, fonts, booking tools, tracking, and widgets are useful, but they become risky when nobody checks what they load.
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Cookie and tracking audit
Cookie banner present, but still technically problematic?
A banner alone does not prove that tracking waits until users have made a real choice. I check whether fonts, maps, videos, analytics, marketing pixels, booking widgets, newsletter or CRM forms load before consent and which integrations should be repaired first.
Who this is for
For website owners without their own IT team
When you run a website that needs technical checks, repairs, or ongoing care – without having to look at code yourself.
- Google Fonts, Typekit, maps, YouTube/Vimeo, or review widgets load externally before it is clear whether they may
- Analytics, Meta/LinkedIn pixels, or tag managers fire on the first page view despite a cookie banner
- Newsletter, CRM, contact, or booking forms bring extra scripts that nobody actively controls anymore
What you get
What is clear afterwards
- Concrete list of visible service categories and scripts that stand out technically
- Assessment of whether services load before user choice or are properly blocked by consent
- Prioritized technical measures for script, consent, and performance fixes without legal advice
How it works
Process
- 1
Submit website
You enter the domain and choose the right audit or fix package.
- 2
Expose services
I review scripts, network signals, cookie banner behavior, fonts, maps, videos, analytics, pixels, widgets, and form providers.
- 3
Assess consent order
You see what loads before a choice, what is technically unclear, and which fixes should happen first.
What is not included
So you can judge whether the package fits before booking.
- Legal advice or creation of legal texts
- Full relaunch or new design
- Hosting, domain management, or ongoing content care
No legal advice
I check technical signals and give you a clear priority list, not legal assessments.
Start only after approval
Booking creates the order. Work begins only after you confirm the start in the customer panel.
Clear priorities
You receive concrete findings sorted by risk, effort, and impact.
Documented results
Every package includes a written summary of findings and next steps.
Packages
Book directly or start with an audit.
Choose the package that matches your situation. You can always start with an audit and add implementation later.
Manual Website Check
When nobody is sure which scripts, cookie signals, or technical risks are currently running on the site.
249 €
Manual technical first assessment and clear priorities within two business days.
one-time payment, plus VAT where applicable
- Quickly see whether tracking, cookies, external services, or HTTPS look suspicious
- Mobile, load time, and technical issues explained in plain language
- The most important points in a short priority list
- Useful before spending money on agency work or a redesign
Risk reversal
If the check finds nothing actionable, we discuss how the price can still be used meaningfully — for example as credit toward a follow-up package.
Commercial terms
- one-time payment, plus VAT where applicable
- work starts only after your approval
- no automatic maintenance or follow-up booking
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Technical Website Audit
When the website matters, but nobody knows which visible required areas, technical risks, and fixes actually have priority.
549 €
Audit, assessment, and concrete action plan within 3-5 business days.
one-time payment, plus VAT where applicable
- Everything from the manual website check, assessed and documented in more depth
- Concrete findings for cookie, tracking, and external service signals
- Visible required areas checked technically, without legal advice
- CMS, update, and security indicators where externally visible
- Action plan by risk, effort, and impact: now, later, optional
Risk reversal
If the audit finds only low technical risk, the audit price is fully credited when you book a fix package.
Commercial terms
- one-time payment, plus VAT where applicable
- work starts only after your approval
- implementation is ordered separately
Audit & Fix Sprint
When the check shows that targeted technical repairs are enough and a full redesign is not the next step.
1,190 €
Audit plus up to six hours of technical implementation after short alignment.
one-time payment, plus VAT where applicable
- Technical Website Audit included
- Up to six hours of targeted technical fixes instead of an open-ended task list
- Cookie banner, script, and performance fixes by priority
- Short completion protocol with finished items and remaining priorities
- Not included: complete redesign or legal text creation
Risk reversal
After the sprint, any remaining items are clearly documented. If nothing is urgent, you do not book further implementation.
Commercial terms
- one-time payment, plus VAT where applicable
- larger changes only after separate approval
- work starts after the fix scope is aligned
Results and timelines depend on the concrete state of your website or repository. You only book implementation if the priorities make sense.
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FAQ
Common questions
Is the cookie tracking audit legal advice?
No. The audit is a technical check and does not replace legal advice. It shows which technical areas stand out.
Which services are checked technically?
I check visible categories such as external font resources, maps, video embeds, analytics, marketing pixels, tag managers, booking and contact widgets, newsletter forms, and CRM integrations.
Is an existing cookie banner enough?
Not automatically. The technical question is whether non-essential scripts load only after a real user choice and whether refusal is respected just as clearly as acceptance.
Can you fix issues you find?
Yes. Technical implementation is included in the Audit & Fix Sprint. With manual website check and technical website audit, you first receive a prioritized assessment.
Do you need CMS access?
Usually not for the audit itself. For technical fixes, I may need CMS, hosting, or repository access depending on the system.
Get clarity before you commit to fixes.
Start with a technical check. If the findings are minor, you can stop there, hand the report to your existing team, or book targeted fixes later.
Technical audit and implementation, not legal advice. I check visible signals, integrations, and delivery issues; legal texts and binding legal assessments remain the work of lawyers or privacy consultants.