See exactly what third-party services, trackers, and scripts a website loads. Deep scan uses headless browser rendering on Cloudflare's edge to catch dynamically loaded resources that static scanners miss.

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What This Tool Detects

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between standard and deep scan?

Standard scan analyzes the HTML source and linked resources. Deep scan launches a headless Chromium browser on Cloudflare's edge to render the page with JavaScript, catching scripts loaded dynamically by tag managers, consent flows, and lazy-loaded widgets.

Why does this tool find more trackers than other scanners?

Deep scan uses real browser rendering, which executes JavaScript and triggers dynamic script loading. Static scanners only see what is in the HTML source and miss scripts injected by tag managers or loaded after page initialization.

Does the scan run from my browser or your servers?

Standard scans analyze the page from your browser. Deep scans run from Cloudflare Workers using a headless Chromium instance on their edge network, providing a clean scan without your browser extensions or ad blockers affecting results.

What should I do if I find unexpected trackers?

Review your tag manager configuration and any third-party scripts in your HTML. Consider implementing a Content-Security-Policy header to control which external resources can load. Remove scripts you did not intentionally add.

Can this tool detect server-side tracking?

No. This tool detects client-side scripts and network requests made by the browser. Server-side tracking (like server-side GTM or backend analytics) does not generate browser-visible requests and cannot be detected by any client-side scanner.

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