Full website scanning
Most scanners check a few pages. Tagmaps loads every page and records everything that runs on it. And it does it fast.
It's not just your homepage
Landing pages, checkout flows, blogs, and campaign microsites. Each part of your site is different, uses different technologies, and poses different risks. Just checking your homepage is not enough.
Tagmaps scans the whole site by loading every page in a browser, seeing what a user sees.
How a scan runs
Add your URLs
Type them, paste a list, or import a spreadsheet. Add as many sites as you want.
Define your scanning policy
Scheduled or ad-hoc, with or without subdomains, from California, Colorado, the EU or Brazil - you define the scanning policy that meets your needs.
Tagmaps crawls each page
Every page opens in a real browser. Tagmaps gives consent, waits for late-loading scripts, and records everything.
You get a complete picture
Every page, every request, every cookie, mapped and identified.
What each scan captures
A scan is not just a list of your web pages, it's a record of everything those pages loaded.
- Scripts, tags, pixels, and beacons
- Every single network request
- The initiator chain, so you can see which script loaded which, from where
Scanning FAQs
How many sites can Tagmaps scan?
On paid plans there is no limit. You can add as many sites as you need.
How long does a full scan take?
It depends on the number of pages, the number of parallel pages, and how quickly the website itself loads. A short scan can finish in under a minute. A few hundred pages can take just a few minutes.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Tagmaps visits your site from the public internet, the same way a visitor would. There is no code to add and no server access required.