Test your site the way a regulator would
One free scan checks your homepage: trackers before consent, what “Reject” does, Consent Mode, pressure tactics, the EU withdrawal button and accessibility.
Each tool runs a real scan in a fresh browser, like a new visitor. You get evidence and a fix for what it finds. Free, no signup, and nothing on your site changes.
The free tools
Guides and data
- How the store test worksThe four checks untick runs on an online store selling in the EU, in one report.
- Compare untickHow untick compares with other scanners, consent tools and accessibility checkers, with sources.
- BlogPlain-language articles on consent, dark patterns and the EU rules behind them.
- How to check your cookie bannerA ten-minute, step-by-step test with your browser’s DevTools.
- Dark patterns: types & the lawThe patterns regulators act on, with examples and the rules behind them.
- The EU withdrawal buttonWhat Art. 11a requires since 19 June 2026, with the official labels by language.
- Cookie banner fines trackerVerified fines, settlements and rulings on consent and dark patterns, 2024–2026.
How the checks work
- How a scan worksWhat we load, click and measure, and what we can’t see.
- API & CI checksRun a scan after every deploy and fail the build on serious findings.
- About untickWho builds untick and the rules we hold ourselves to.
- Contact supportQuestions, bugs, wrong results, billing or account help; a person replies within 2 working days.
Questions about the free tools
Are these tools really free?
Yes. Each tool scans your homepage with no signup. You see the grade and the top problems in full. A free account keeps the full report.
Which tool should I start with?
The box above runs the consent and accessibility checks in one go. Pick a single tool when you want one answer, like whether “Reject” works.
Do the tools change anything on my website?
No. They visit your public pages like a new visitor. Nothing is installed, and clicks on your banner only affect our own browser.
What do paid plans add?
More pages (up to 6 key pages a scan), checks on a schedule, keyboard and zoom tests, and a dated history of every check.