Generate revenue with the GDPR Scanner: How decareto boosts new business and customer retention

It is a tool for website audits and and it is a direct sales and consultancy tool.
Insightful reports make data protection risks visible, understandable and actionable. For data protection officers and web agencies, it can become a direct sales and consultancy tool.
This offers a particular advantage when it comes to new business: by highlighting specific data protection vulnerabilities, you are not selling abstract consultancy, but a tangible solution. decareto supports this approach with white-label reports and an embeddable scan widget.
Read this blog post to find out how this can develop into a scalable business model.
On-demand expert talk: Data protection on pharmaceutical websites – insights from 25 website audits

Our take aways In the recording of our expert talk, you’ll gain exclusive insights into the findings of our latest industry analysis. Using selected website reports, we show which data protection issues occur most frequently and where action is needed. Only available in German. Watch the expert talk for free →
Website Check 2026: GDPR Checklist for Websites

A GDPR-compliant website requires more than just a privacy policy. Website owners should ensure transparent data processing, obtain valid consent for non-essential cookies, secure personal data with SSL encryption, and comply with GDPR requirements when using contact forms, newsletters, analytics tools and third-party plug-ins. This GDPR website checklist covers the key measures businesses should review to reduce compliance risks and avoid potential fines or formal warnings.
Privacy policy generator: create a dynamic privacy policy in 5 steps

Create, review and update dynamic privacy policies based on website scans – using templates and an approval process.
How to Avoid the 6 Most Common Mistakes When Designing Your Consent Banner

A GDPR-compliant consent banner should enable users to make an informed and freely given choice while meeting the requirements of the GDPR and the German TDDDG. This article highlights the six most common design and implementation mistakes and provides practical guidance on how to avoid legal risks and ensure a compliant user experience.
How to embed YouTube in a GDPR compliant way

If you embed YouTube videos on your own website, personal data of the user is automatically passed on to YouTube and its parent company Google as soon as the user reaches your website. The extent to which this happens depends on whether the integration was carried out in the so-called “privacy enhanced mode” or not. […]
Privacy-compliant tracking on websites
Tracking website visits is important for optimizing websites and online marketing. It provides conclusions about which topics work particularly well on the website and which marketing measures lead to results. We show you how to implement tracking in a privacy-compliant manner. As we all know, there are two sides to every coin. From the user’s […]
Making the newsletter DSGVO compliant

Sending a newsletter is part of email marketing. Email marketing means that you send a commercial email to a large number of contacts at regular intervals. However, these contacts must have explicitly agreed to receive the newsletter. In the following article, we will explain which prerequisites there are for a newsletter that complies with data […]
Designing the contact form DSGVO compliant

Designing your own website to be data protection compliant has been mandatory for all website owners since the publication of the General Data Protection Regulation (DSGVO) in 2018. This also applies to contact forms and all other forms on websites. While a contact form is an optimal solution to get in touch with the website […]
How to make a website warning-proof?

Making websites safe from warnings or penalties is the goal of every web designer. However, in order to execute this successfully, there are some warning traps to avoid and privacy rules to follow. In this article, we explain how to design safe websites, what can generally lead to a warning notice and how to find […]
