The catalog of third-party services and their cookies
Analytics, advertising, video, chat: 6,939 web tools sorted by category. For each one, its GDPR consent category and, when documented, the cookies it sets and the domains it contacts.
All categories
E-commerce
Online store platforms, product recommendations and checkout tools.
CMS
Content management systems and website builders.
Marketing
Marketing platforms, lead generation and campaign management.
Frameworks
Development frameworks and libraries loaded in the browser.
Customer support
Help desks, ticketing systems and customer service platforms.
Advertising
Ad networks, retargeting pixels and campaign tracking.
Analytics
Tools that measure website traffic, visitor behavior and performance.
Hosting
Web hosts and infrastructure services.
Security
Bot protection, fraud detection and web security.
Personalization
Content personalization, recommendation engines and experience optimization.
CDN
Content delivery networks and asset optimization.
Video
Video hosting, streaming and embedded players.
Consent management
Cookie consent platforms and privacy compliance tools.
Social media
Share buttons, social login and embedded social content.
Fonts
Web font services and type foundries.
Other
Third-party services and integrations that fit no other category.
Four consent categories
Every service belongs to a consent category. It tells you whether the service may load as soon as a visitor arrives, or only once they agree.
Visit statistics, heatmaps, session recordings. Prior consent required, except for a few exempt tools.
Advertising, retargeting, conversion pixels. Prior consent required.
Language, embedded content, personalization. Prior consent required in most cases.
Security, payment, core site features. No consent needed, but list them in your cookie policy.
Questions about the catalog
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What are third-party services?
Third-party services are scripts or tools (analytics, ads, chat) that run on your website and may collect user data. Under GDPR, you must inform visitors and obtain consent before using many of them.
Do I need consent for all third-party services?
It depends on the category. Analytics, marketing and preference cookies typically require consent. Essential services (e.g. security) may be exempt, but transparency is still required. Our directory indicates the consent category for each service.
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