See your website’s legal exposure in 60 seconds.
Class-action lawyers crawl your site daily. Demand letters land in your inbox. We find the same violations they do — with cited case law — before they do.
The operating environment
The lawsuits aren’t coming. They’re already here.
These are the numbers your business is operating inside — not projections, filings.
- 01
- 25,000+
- Federal compliance suits, 2020–2024
- 02
- $1.2M
- Average CCPA settlement
- 03
- $2,500
- Per-video VPPA damages
- 04
- $500–$1,500
- Per-text TCPA damages
Federal filing counts from Seyfarth Shaw’s ADA Title III year-in-review, WebRecon TCPA statistics, and Duane Morris’s BIPA & VPPA litigation reports. Statutory damages from 18 U.S.C. § 2710 (VPPA) and 47 U.S.C. § 227 (TCPA). Excludes CIPA session-replay, FTC enforcement, state AG actions, and state-court filings — the true total is meaningfully higher.
What the scan does
We run the same scan a plaintiff’s firm runs.
The only difference is who reads the results first — you, or the lawyer who sends the demand letter.
We crawl your site
A headless browser follows links across up to 120 pages and captures every tracker, cookie, third-party script, and form — the exact surface a plaintiff’s investigator examines before they draft a complaint.
We run two dozen detector modules
CCPA tracker consent, VPPA video disclosure, session-replay wiretap risk, ADA accessibility, auto-renewal compliance, TCPA SMS forms, privacy-policy completeness — plus GDPR, state-privacy, biometric (BIPA), dark-pattern, and drip-pricing checks, among others. Each finding is cross-referenced against a settled case.
You read the report first
Every finding cites a real case. Every dollar traces to a real settlement on the public record. You get it in 60 seconds — which is roughly 60 seconds before a demand letter could.
The evidence
Every company on this list believed it was compliant.
Until a scan turned up the violation. We cross-reference your findings against a database of settled cases — every figure links straight to the court document, AG release, or consent decree.
256
Cited cases
$5.56B
In disclosed settlements
18
Jurisdictions
2008–2026
Filing range
Robles v. Domino’s Pizza
913 F.3d 898 (9th Cir. 2019)
The Supreme Court let it stand: an inaccessible website is a violation of the ADA. Domino’s fought it for four years and lost.
ADA / Web accessibility
$325,000
In re Sephora USA
Cal. Att’y Gen. (2022)
The first CCPA enforcement action. Sephora’s violation: trackers that fired before consent and ignored the browser’s Global Privacy Control signal.
CCPA / Tracker consent
$1,200,000
Markels v. AARP
4:22-cv-05499 (N.D. Cal. 2026)
The Meta Pixel on AARP.org video pages disclosed what each member watched. The court approved a $12.5M settlement — VPPA pegs statutory damages at $2,500 per viewer.
VPPA / Meta Pixel
$12,500,000
Javier v. Assurance IQ
21-16351 (9th Cir. 2022)
The Ninth Circuit ruled that session-replay scripts can be wiretaps. Every recorded visit on a California site is now a potential claim.
CIPA / Session replay
$1,500,000
FTC v. Adobe Inc.
FTC Complaint (2024)
Hidden cancellation fees and a cancel flow built to obstruct. The FTC’s Click-to-Cancel rule made it a federal matter.
ROSCA / Auto-renewal
$25,000,000
Wakefield v. ViSalus, Inc.
51 F.4th 1109 (9th Cir. 2022)
Unsolicited prerecorded calls at $500 apiece. The jury counted 1.8 million of them. The math is not on the defendant’s side.
TCPA / Unsolicited contact
$925,000,000
Sourced from PACER federal dockets · California AG enforcement · FTC consent decrees · DOJ ADA settlement letters · class-action verdict approvals.
Recently settled — a sample
Pricing
Your scan is free. Your exposure isn’t.
Every plan starts with the same free scan. You only pay when you’re ready to see exactly what a plaintiff’s firm would — and fix it before they do.
The average CCPA settlement is $1.2M.
The full audit that finds it is $39.
Free Scan
See your violation count, severity breakdown, and an estimated liability range. No account, no card.
- Violation + severity breakdown
- Estimated liability range
- Up to 120 pages crawled
One-Time Audit
Unlock one full report — every finding, the evidence behind it, the cited settlement, and the fix.
- Everything in Free Scan
- All findings + evidence unlocked
- Cited settlement data per finding
- Plain-English remediation steps
- Exportable report
Find nothing? It’s free.
Monitoring
Compliance isn’t a one-time fix. Every deploy, tracker, or policy edit can open fresh exposure. We re-scan every 30 days and flag it the moment it does.
- Everything in One-Time Audit
- Automatic re-scan every 30 days
- Alerts when new risk appears
- Full audit history + trend dashboard
- Priority support
Cancel anytime.
Fix It For Me
Don’t just find the violations — hand them over. Our compliance team drafts the actual fixes, attorney-reviewed, ready for your counsel to sign off.
- Everything in Monitoring
- Attorney-reviewed remediation drafts
- Privacy policy, ARIA, consent & ToS copy
- PDF + Markdown delivery
- One-week delivery SLA
The Zero-Findings Guarantee
If a scan surfaces no compliance issues above our confidence threshold, your audit is free — no follow-up, no questions. We price on what we find, not on what we promise.
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Monitoring a portfolio of sites? Talk to us →Before you ask
The questions counsel asks first.
Is this legal advice?
No. This is an automated diagnostic tool. Every report carries a disclaimer telling you to consult a licensed attorney before acting. We surface the risk; counsel decides the response.
Do you actually scan my site, or just guess?
We send a real headless Chromium browser, capture every network request and cookie, run axe-core for WCAG checks, fetch your privacy policy and ToS, and feed them to Claude with a structured, evidence-grounded prompt.
What happens to my customers’ data during a scan?
We never log in. We crawl public pages only. Captured HTML and screenshots land in your private Supabase bucket — visible to you, after payment, and no one else.
How do you know the dollar amounts are real?
We never invent settlement numbers. Every finding is matched against documented cases — Sephora, Disney, Equifax, Epic Games, BetterHelp, and more. The range we cite is the 25th-to-75th-percentile of the comparable settlements those violations have drawn — a range of comparable outcomes, not a prediction about your site.
My site has hundreds of pages. Is that enough coverage?
The free scan follows links across up to 120 pages — enough to surface the systemic issues, since trackers and policies are usually site-wide. Monthly Monitoring raises the cap and re-scans on a 30-day cycle.