Your website may be sending customer data to Meta and Google
Most pixels and tags send more than anyone realizes, and they usually fire before the cookie banner is answered. You cannot see it in your dashboard, but it is in the network requests your site makes on every page, and it is the basis of the privacy lawsuits now hitting businesses.
Where website sites lose revenue
- Your pixel sends customer data to ad platformsEmail, phone, and order details often ride along in what the Meta or Google pixel sends, hashed or not. You never see it, because it happens in the request the browser makes, not on the page.
- Trackers fire before anyone consentsAnalytics, ad pixels, and session recorders usually start on page load, before the cookie banner is answered, so the banner blocks nothing and the tracking is happening without permission.
- Chat and session tools record what visitors typeLive chat and session-replay widgets capture keystrokes and send them to third parties, which is the exact basis of the wiretapping claims now being filed.
- You have no inventory of what actually firesTags get added over years by different people and apps. Almost no one has a current list of what loads, what it sends, and whether it is even yours anymore.
How Mimetic finds it and ships the fix
Mimetic loads your site the way a real visitor does and reads every request it makes, so you see exactly what leaves your pages and where it goes.
- We capture every network request your site makes on load and through checkout or intake
- We show which pixels and tags fire, what customer data they send, and whether they fire before consent
- We flag the leaks and the exposure, ranked by risk
- We hand you the fix for each, written and ready for your team
The data leaves in the request the browser makes, not on the page, so it is invisible in analytics dashboards and to every grader that only reads the HTML. It shows up only when you read the actual traffic, which is what the scan does.
Questions
Is my Meta Pixel leaking customer data?
The scan reads exactly what your Meta Pixel sends and when. If customer email, phone, or order data is riding along, or the pixel fires before consent, you get it in plain language with the fix, so you can close it before it becomes a claim.
What are the website pixel and wiretapping lawsuits about?
Businesses are being sued because pixels, chat widgets, and session recorders send visitor data to third parties without consent. The scan checks your site for that exact setup: what fires, what it sends, and whether anyone agreed first.
Does my cookie banner actually stop the tracking?
Often no. Many banners are cosmetic and the trackers fire on page load regardless. We check what actually runs before and after consent, so you know whether your banner blocks anything.
Is this really free?
Yes. The scan is free, no install and no credit card. Enter your site and we read what it sends and show you the leaks, with the highest-impact fixes written for you.