Built-In Compliance
Other tools track visitors without clear consent and call it "identification." One audit request, one lawsuit, one regulatory complaint — and you're defending tracking you can't prove was authorized. We start with consent.
Visitor tracking without consent is a legal minefield.
Other tools track first and ask never. One audit request from a regulator, one class-action lawsuit, or one consumer complaint — and you're defending tracking you can't prove was authorized. Higher match rates mean nothing if one violation destroys the business.
Transparent consent collection in three simple steps.
Visitor sees clear banner.
Plain-language banner explains what's tracked and why. No dark patterns. No pre-checked boxes. No hiding the "no" button.
Consent decision logged.
Every yes, no, or dismiss is timestamped and stored. IP address, user agent, and decision recorded for 7 years.
Export compliance records.
Download complete audit trail anytime. Show regulators documented consent for every tracked visitor.
Legal protection worth more than higher match rates.
7-year audit trail.
Every consent decision timestamped and stored. Prove authorization for any visitor, anytime.
Built for U.S. risk.
An audit receipt that answers TCPA, CIPA, and state privacy laws like the Texas TDPSA.
Lawsuit protection.
Documented consent defeats class-action claims of unauthorized tracking.
What consent-first tracking includes.
- 7-year audit trail of every consent decision
- Audit receipt for TCPA, CIPA, and state privacy laws
- Withdrawal tracking — stop tracking the moment someone revokes
- No dark patterns — clear language, obvious decline button
- Exportable consent records — CSV, ready for legal review
- Lawsuit protection — documented consent defeats class-action claims
What pros ask about consent-first tracking.
Consent-first by default. Receipts for everything.
We don't just hand you a contact — we protect your shop. Identification fires only after a consented yes, every record carries a signed audit receipt, and we never hand you a number to cold-call. Your privacy policy stays current through our Termageddon partnership.
- TCPA · we never give you a number to cold-call
- CIPA · nothing tracks before the consented yes
- State privacy · built for the patchwork, incl. Texas TDPSA
- Audit receipt on every record
A receipt for every lead
Stack built-in compliance with these.
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Built-In Compliance records every visitor's consent decision (yes, no, or dismiss) with a timestamp, IP, and user agent, then stores the audit trail for seven years. It's built for the laws that actually hit contractors — TCPA, CIPA, and state privacy laws like the Texas TDPSA — so a recovered lead can always be proven authorized, and a single complaint never becomes a multi-million-dollar event.
Your next job is already shopping your site.
Go get it. Flat $7 per lead — yours alone, never resold. Feed your funnel, book the jobs, and see what consented leads are worth. Consent-first from the first click. Cancel anytime.
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