Website data transfer scanner

Scan any website for cross-border data flows

A neutral public-surface check that maps where a website and its third-party services connect from — useful before a vendor review or a customer question.

You will see every country, vendor, and CDN your homepage connects to.

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Website data transfer scanner

A neutral public-surface check that maps where a website and its third-party services connect from — useful before a vendor review or a customer question.

What the scanner looks at

It inspects the public homepage only: DNS records, the HTTP redirect chain, the final response IP, and every external script, stylesheet, image, iframe and form action in the HTML. It does not browse the site, submit forms, or run JavaScript.

What it cannot prove

A script reference is not proof of personal data being transferred. Database regions, serverless regions and customer databases are not visible from outside. The scanner complements a vendor review, it does not replace one.

Frequently asked questions about this angle
  1. Do you store the scan results?

    No. Scans run in memory for the duration of the request. Nothing is logged on our side beyond anonymous aggregate counters.

  2. Why does the result sometimes show "unknown" locations?

    Some IP ranges do not resolve to a country in any public geo-database. We label them "unknown" rather than guess, and we say so next to the result.

  3. Is the scanner free to use?

    Yes. There is no account, no signup, no email gate. The scanner measures demand, it does not sell anything.