Cookies Checker

Cookies Checker compared with Cookiebot and OneTrust
Cookies Checker	Cookiebot	OneTrust
Detection method: Enter a URL and the tool activates the cookies the server sets, identifies them by their properties and matches them to a database of more than 100,000 categorised cookies. It finds HTTP and JavaScript cookies and HTML5 local storage, including some set during interaction with a cookie banner.	Detection method: A patented scanner detects cookies and trackers. Scans run monthly and can be started manually at any time, and the site owner receives monthly email reports on tracking changes.	Detection method: Detects cookies, tags, trackers, pixels and beacons. Advanced scans simulate a user session, scan behind logins and trigger hidden pages, and scans can be scheduled.
Report and categories: Lists the cookie ID, domain, duration and description. Categories are Necessary, Functional, Analytics, Performance and Advertisement.	Report and categories: Cookies are categorised as necessary, preferences, statistics and marketing. The vendor states a repository of more than 13,000 entries.	Report and categories: Trackers are grouped by purpose using a database the vendor states at over 45 million pre-categorised cookies. Names, descriptions, vendor and lifespan can be edited.
Consent features: The checker is a standalone report. CookieYes sells separate consent products, which have a 14-day free trial.	Consent features: Consent Mode v2 is configured automatically for Google once the script is installed. The page also lists IAB TCF support and Microsoft and Amazon consent signals.	Consent features: Blocks trackers until consent through no-code blocking, tag manager integration or script rewriting. Banners support more than 250 languages and geolocation rules.
Cost and limits: Described as free forever, with an instant report and no email required. The page does not state how many pages a scan covers.	Cost and limits: Free plan for one domain with 50 subpages or fewer, counted by unique URLs. A 14-day premium trial needs no credit card. Prices are on a separate pricing page.	Cost and limits: No prices on the product page, which offers Contact Sales and Request Demo.

Cookies Checker compared with Cookiebot and OneTrust

Cookies Checker

Cookiebot

OneTrust

Detection method: Enter a URL and the tool activates the cookies the server sets, identifies them by their properties and matches them to a database of more than 100,000 categorised cookies. It finds HTTP and JavaScript cookies and HTML5 local storage, including some set during interaction with a cookie banner.

Detection method: A patented scanner detects cookies and trackers. Scans run monthly and can be started manually at any time, and the site owner receives monthly email reports on tracking changes.

Detection method: Detects cookies, tags, trackers, pixels and beacons. Advanced scans simulate a user session, scan behind logins and trigger hidden pages, and scans can be scheduled.

Report and categories: Lists the cookie ID, domain, duration and description. Categories are Necessary, Functional, Analytics, Performance and Advertisement.

Report and categories: Cookies are categorised as necessary, preferences, statistics and marketing. The vendor states a repository of more than 13,000 entries.

Report and categories: Trackers are grouped by purpose using a database the vendor states at over 45 million pre-categorised cookies. Names, descriptions, vendor and lifespan can be edited.

Consent features: The checker is a standalone report. CookieYes sells separate consent products, which have a 14-day free trial.

Consent features: Consent Mode v2 is configured automatically for Google once the script is installed. The page also lists IAB TCF support and Microsoft and Amazon consent signals.

Consent features: Blocks trackers until consent through no-code blocking, tag manager integration or script rewriting. Banners support more than 250 languages and geolocation rules.

Cost and limits: Described as free forever, with an instant report and no email required. The page does not state how many pages a scan covers.

Cost and limits: Free plan for one domain with 50 subpages or fewer, counted by unique URLs. A 14-day premium trial needs no credit card. Prices are on a separate pricing page.

Cost and limits: No prices on the product page, which offers Contact Sales and Request Demo.