Free marketing tools Privacy and compliance
Tools for the privacy side of analytics. Generated text is a starting point, not legal advice.
Policies, consent banners and what your browser gives away.
Privacy policy generator
Tick the data you collect and the services you use (analytics, live chat, ads, payments); get a privacy policy in Markdown and HTML, with GDPR, CCPA or PIPL sections.
- Paragraphs built from your choices
- GDPR Art. 13 items, optional California notice
- Accurate wording if you use TapCub
Cookie policy generator
Tick the tools on your site and list your own cookies; get a cookie policy with a table of names, providers, purposes and durations, in Markdown and HTML.
- Durations from the providers’ own docs
- Grouped into necessary, preferences, analytics, marketing
- Add your own cookies line by line
Cookie banner generator
Build a cookie consent banner in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript: equal Accept and Reject buttons, nothing pre-ticked, live preview.
- Bar, corner box or centred dialog
- Remembers the choice and can be reopened
- Optional Google Consent Mode v2 calls
Consent Mode generator
Generate Google Consent Mode v2 code for gtag.js or Tag Manager: all seven parameters, region defaults, wait_for_update, url_passthrough.
- Basic and advanced mode, explained
- Region-specific defaults for the EEA, UK and Switzerland
- Re-applies the choice saved by our cookie banner
Compliance checklist
An interactive GDPR, CCPA (CPRA) and China PIPL checklist for websites that run analytics, chat and ad tags. Every item cites its legal source; export your progress to Markdown or CSV.
- GDPR, CCPA / CPRA and PIPL, one list each
- Every item links to the article it comes from
- Ticks saved in your browser only; export to Markdown / CSV
Browser privacy check
Check the privacy signals your browser sends — Global Privacy Control, Do Not Track, cookies, storage, ad blocking — and how much it exposes to fingerprinting, all tested locally.
- GPC, Do Not Track, cookie and storage status
- Local ad-blocker test, no outside requests
- Fingerprint surface with a local hash
Cookie consent loss calculator
How many visitors, conversions and how much revenue your analytics no longer sees once a consent banner lets people say no.
- Visitors missing from reports
- Hidden conversions and revenue
- Reverse from the visitors you can see
IP anonymization demo
Type an IPv4 or IPv6 address and watch it get truncated, salted and hashed into a visitor ID — the same way TapCub does it.
- IPv4 bytes and IPv6 prefixes
- Salted HMAC visitor ID
- Daily salt rotation over 3 days
Questions about the tools
Still have a question?
Chat with the team behind TapCub — we usually reply within a few hours on business days.
Do I need a TapCub account to use them?
No. The tools are public pages. An account only matters when you want the same numbers computed from your live traffic instead of typed in.
Is anything I type sent to TapCub?
No. Almost every tool runs entirely in your browser. A few lookup tools (DNS, WHOIS, page speed) send only the domain or URL you enter, from your browser straight to a public service such as Cloudflare DNS, the domain registry or Google PageSpeed, and only when you press the button; each of those pages says where the request goes. We record that a tool page was viewed and used, like any other page — never the values.
Are the tools kept up to date?
Yes. Every tool page lists its version, an update history and the date each data source was last checked. Data such as crawler rules, public holidays and platform limits is re-checked on a schedule, and all tool updates are listed in one place.
Can I embed or link to a tool?
Linking is welcome. The pages have stable URLs under /tools. We do not offer an embed, but the formulas are documented on each page so you can reproduce them.
Why do my numbers differ from my analytics tool?
Usually the definition, not the arithmetic: who counts as a visitor, which event converts, and whether bots were removed first. Each tool lists the definition it assumes. See why UV never matches.
Will there be more tools?
When a question comes up often in support we turn it into a page. Suggestions go to contact.