Trackers before consent
The exact third-party hostname and timestamp for anything that loads before a visitor agrees.
Hi, I’m Sergiu.Founder of BreviBot
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What’s inside your report
We show what your site actually does, when it does it, and what to change. Your current web person can use the instructions.
Cookie-banner behavior
Whether Accept and Reject make a real technical difference, not just a visual one.
Session recording
Signals from tools that can record clicks, movement, or page sessions on your site.
Privacy-policy signals
A quick check for the policy visitors expect and the disclosures your tools may require.
Accessibility basics
Quick signals for image text, form labels, color contrast, and keyboard use.
Fix instructions
Practical next steps you can hand to your developer, or ask us about at no charge.
If your site comes back clean, the report says so. We don’t invent problems.
Why we check this
A small technical issue can create an expensive distraction.
Automated scanners crawl small-business websites looking for specific technical setups. The odds for any one business are low, but the same issues appear again and again.
Some demand letters are deliberately priced below the cost of fighting them. That does not mean panic is useful. It means cheap, practical fixes deserve attention.
Our report gives you the evidence first. We help reduce risk, but we do not promise legal compliance and we do not provide legal advice.
Small Businesses Are Getting $10,000 Letters Over Their Own Websites
The calm, sourced explanation behind the report, including what scanners look for and what business owners can do next.
Open on TechWalkThe maintenance treadmill
Why WordPress problems keep coming back
Not every WordPress site is broken. Still, themes and plugins create more places for tracking code, outdated software, and third-party scripts to hide.
One common attack quietly inserts hidden casino links into ordinary business pages. Google can read the site as gambling spam while the real business loses trust and rankings.
In November 2025, a W3 Total Cache vulnerability put more than one million sites at risk. It is a useful example of why a patch is part of maintenance, not the end of it.
Read the WordPress security storyW WordPress site
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Theme layerTracking script baked into every page
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Plugin stackUpdates depend on many vendors
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Third-party codeAnalytics and session tools call home
RecordingHidden SEO spamCasino links injected below the visible page can bleed rankings without changing what the owner sees.
A better path
A website built for how customers search in 2026
The report fixes today’s issues. A clean rebuild can remove the maintenance treadmill and prepare the business for AI-assisted search and buying.
Readable by AI
Clean pages and structured data help Google AI answers and ChatGPT understand and surface the business.
Ready for AI agents
Customers’ assistants can read services and contact details, then request a quote directly from chat.
LeadBox included
Form fills land in your own app and your phone can buzz the moment a real enquiry arrives.
Risk reduction by design
Privacy and accessibility are considered in the code from the start, not bolted on with a widget.
One-time build. You own the code. No BreviBot hosting fees. It runs in your own Cloudflare account on the free tier, and if you ever outgrow it, you pay Cloudflare directly. Your domain is typically about $15 per year.
When I send your report, just reply if you want to talk about this. That’s it. No pricing page and no pressure.
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