Test what happens after interaction
Tagmaps interacts with your CMP, recording what loads before and after the interaction.
Privacy Testing
Test the real implementation on your live sites
Tagmaps loads your sites in a real browser from locations around the world and tests how they handle real opt-outs and privacy signals. Tagmaps will show you what actually happens, rather than what should happen.
- Actions
- Accept · Reject
- Signal
- GPC
- Coverage
- Global · Regional
Consent test · /checkout
Reject + Global Privacy Control
Location
California
Consent
Reject
GPC
Enabled
Consent platform found Pass
GPC signal detected Pass
Meta Pixel after opt-out Fail
Analytics storage cleared Pass
Check consent handling end-to-end
Deploying a consent banner is easy, but integrating it correctly is where businesses fail. Tagmaps tests what visitors and regulators around the world actually see on your sites.
Tests run from the right place
Privacy laws apply to specific regions - Tagmaps runs it's tests from where the law applies.
Find integration problems
Confirm that the CMP appears where expected and that tags, cookies, storage, and network requests comply with the relevant law.
How it works
Pre-built tests for different jurisdictions
Tagmaps provides pre-configured tests for opt-in, opt-out, GPC, and more - all based on different regional laws and requirements.
- 01
Create your test plan
Select which laws or specific tests you care about, and when you want to run them.
- 02
Tests run
Tagmaps runs tests based on a schedule, manual trigger, or GTM update.
- 03
Compare and review
Tagmaps shows what changed, any findings that fail the tests, and stores the evidence with the results.
Works with all CMPs
Whether using a major vendor, or a homegrown solution, Tagmaps uses both APIs and an AI agent to correctly interact with any CMP.
01
CMP detection and interaction
Recognize common CMPs and use their APIs to interact, or use an AI agent to interact with the visible controls in the browser.
02
GPC integration
Tagmaps can also use GPC to test your opt-outs where GPC is required.