Browse all web services that collect user data. Learn which ones require cookie consent under GDPR.
16 categories
Tools that measure website traffic, user behavior, and performance metrics.
1200Miscellaneous third-party services and integrations.
104Content delivery networks and asset optimization services.
181Content management systems and website building platforms.
967Cookie consent platforms and privacy compliance tools.
111Shopping platforms, product recommendations, and checkout tools.
1977Development frameworks and runtime libraries.
595Web hosting providers and infrastructure services.
219Marketing platforms, lead generation, and campaign management tools.
165Content personalization, recommendation engines, and user experience optimization.
50Web font services and typography providers.
8Ad networks, retargeting pixels, and campaign tracking services.
1062Social sharing widgets, login buttons, and embedded social content.
39Bot protection, fraud detection, and web security services.
172Help desks, ticketing systems, and customer service platforms.
434Video hosting, streaming, and embedded media players.
43Third-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.
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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