Free Tool · DPDP Act 2023
Enter any website URL and our scanner crawls the live page to check it against a 12-point checklist drawn from India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, consent, cookies, trackers, privacy policy, and grievance-officer disclosure. Instant, automated, and free.
This is a website scanner: you give it a URL, and it crawls that live page directly, reading its HTML, cookies, scripts, and links, to check for the technical signals the DPDP Act expects a compliant website to show. It does not ask you to answer questions about your business; it looks at what your website is actually doing right now.
That makes it different from a self-assessment questionnaire, which asks you to describe your practices. A scanner tells you what a visitor, or a regulator, would actually see if they looked at your site today: does it set tracking cookies before asking for consent, is there a working consent banner, is a Grievance Officer listed, does the privacy policy cover what the law expects.
If your website collects any personal data, names, emails, phone numbers, or tracks visitors through analytics and ad pixels, it likely falls within the DPDP Act’s scope as a “Data Fiduciary.” Run the scan below to see where your site stands.
Check any website or privacy-policy URL against India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Get an instant audit of consent, cookies, privacy policy, trackers, and grievance-officer disclosure.
Scanning the site and checking DPDP signals...
One URL, a real crawl, an instant 12-point report.
Paste your website or privacy-policy page address into the scanner above.
Our scanner fetches the page directly and reads its HTML, cookies, and scripts, the same way a visitor’s browser would load it.
Each element is checked against a requirement in the DPDP Act and Rules: consent, cookies, trackers, grievance officer, retention, rights, and more.
An instant score out of 100, a plain-language summary, and a full checklist showing what passed, what needs review, and which section of the Act it relates to.
Each check maps to a specific requirement under the DPDP Act, 2023 and its Rules.
Be clear-eyed about what an automated crawl can do. This scanner reads the publicly visible parts of your website, your page content, links, and cookies, and checks them against DPDP signals. That is a genuinely useful, real read of your website’s visible data-protection posture, because it looks at your actual site, not a description of it.
What it cannot do is see inside your business: how your team stores data, who has internal access, your retention systems, or your vendor contracts. It also cannot fully see banners or trackers that load only through JavaScript after the page renders, some modern consent tools work this way, so a small number of sites may show a gap that is actually handled client-side.
A high score means your website’s visible technical signals look reasonable. A lower score tells you exactly where to start fixing things. Either way, a website scan is not a substitute for an actual DPDP compliance review by a lawyer who can look at how your business really handles data end to end.
Our lawyers review your actual data practices, privacy policy, consent flows, vendor agreements, and internal processes, then help you fix the gaps. Fixed fee, clear scope, confirmed upfront.
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This tool is reviewed by Prakhar Rai, an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of India and the founder of My Legal Pal. An alumnus of the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore, with a Master of Business Laws, Prakhar and the My Legal Pal team advise businesses on DPDP compliance, privacy policies, and data protection practices.
This tool is informational only and does not constitute legal advice or a certification of compliance. Reviewed by Prakhar Rai, Advocate (Bar Council of India). Last updated: August 2026.
