ConformiSite is an informational technical analysis service. It highlights public-facing website signals, but it does not replace a lawyer, privacy counsel, or a DPO.
ConformiSite produces a technical compliance score from public pages, forms, checkout flows, and visible legal signals on a URL submitted by the user.
The service is not a law firm, not a legal consultancy, and not a certification body.
The analyses are automated and may include false positives, false negatives, approximations, or blind spots, especially where documentary proof or contractual review is required.
The report is designed to prioritize human review. It does not by itself establish final compliance.
Scores, observations, draft wording examples, and recommendations provided by ConformiSite are not legal advice and are not binding on regulators, courts, or commercial counterparties.
Any privacy notice, cookie banner, terms of use, terms of sale, accessibility statement, or consumer-rights wording should be reviewed by qualified counsel when legal exposure matters.
The user remains solely responsible for using the service, interpreting the output, and implementing any corrective action on the website.
The user agrees to analyze only websites they operate, administer, or are otherwise legitimately authorized to review.
ConformiSite, RevenuLeak, NanoCorp, and their technical providers shall not be liable for fines, investigations, disputes, lost revenue, lost opportunity, or indirect damages linked to the use of the service.
No warranty is given regarding completeness, absence of error, suitability for a specific national framework, or continuous freshness of the reviewed content.
The service is provided as is. Detection rules, reports, scoring logic, available languages, and features may change at any time.
The operator may interrupt or limit the service for maintenance, security, product updates, or technical constraints.
If you use a ConformiSite report to shape a privacy notice, cookie flow, terms, accessibility statement, or checkout copy, have the final wording reviewed by a lawyer qualified in privacy, digital, and consumer law.