Plaintiff law firms scan e‑commerce sites with automated bots and turn the network log into demand letters. When one lands, your client’s first call is to the agency that built the site. The agency plan makes you the one who caught it first — weekly scans of your client roster, reported under your name.
This is a full report from a real scan (site anonymized), rendered under a fictional agency’s branding — the exact artifact your clients would receive under yours:
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Scan a prospect’s site before the first call and open with what you found — a branded tracking-risk audit is a new-business door-opener that costs you one click.
Fold monitoring into your care plan at your own price. The weekly branded report is recurring, visible proof your agency is watching — the opposite of the silent retainer clients cancel.
Demand letters name what fired and when. Your dated archive answers with what actually happened — including proof of when your remediation shipped. The conversation changes from “how did this happen” to “here is the record.”
Start the agency plan — $149/mo
Checkout through Stripe; branding configured same-day via concierge onboarding. Prefer to refer clients instead of reselling? We pay referral partners 30% of the first year — write to reports@cipascanner.com.
Every report for your monitored sites renders under your brand: your agency name and logo in the header, your accent color on the chrome, and a "Prepared by [your agency] for [client site]" line — with our marketing removed entirely. A discreet "Scan technology by CIPA Scanner" line remains in the footer, along with the technical-report disclaimer, which is non-negotiable. The PDF your client downloads looks like your work product, because it is.
Concierge onboarding for now: after you subscribe, reply to your welcome email with your logo, agency name, and accent color, and we configure it the same day. Every report and PDF for your monitored sites renders branded from then on.
Yes — that is the point. You own the client relationship and set your own pricing; many agencies fold monitoring into an existing care or retainer plan at their own rate. We never contact your clients.
Each site gets a weekly three-pass scan — the same method plaintiff-firm scanners use: a fresh browser session logging every third-party request before any consent interaction, a "Reject All" pass checking whether rejection actually stops trackers, and a Global Privacy Control pass. You get a same-day alert when a new tracker appears or a consent flow breaks, and a dated evidence archive (HAR logs, screenshots) kept 365 days per site.
Your dated weekly archive is the "before" record defense counsel ask for — it shows what the site did and when, including when a tracker was removed. For letter-stage clients there is also the one-time Defense File: a preservation-grade capture with a fact-check of every tracker the letter names. What any of it means legally is for the client's attorney — we provide the technical record, never legal advice.
Write to reports@cipascanner.com — larger rosters are priced flat, not per-site, and we would rather quote you directly than publish a grid that fits nobody.