Is your website telling Facebook who booked an appointment?
Most practice websites carry ad and analytics scripts that report every page a visitor opens, including the booking page and the condition they were reading about. Nobody has to type anything. We find those scripts, take them off, and check every month that nothing came back.
- Free scan, results by email in minutes
- No call, no login, no access to your site
- We never submit your forms
What Aspen Dental paid in 2025 to settle a class action over the tracking pixel on its appointment pages. Court filing summary
Lawsuits filed against healthcare providers over website tracking since 2022. Plaintiffs' firms find targets with automated scanners, the same way we do. Settlement tracker
Third-party scripts on this site, checked on the live pages rather than in our build. Every report we send names the exact request we saw, so you can check us the same way.
The form stays put. The page address does not.
Here is one page load on a fictional practice's booking page. The visitor has typed nothing and clicked nothing. Two outside companies were told which page they are on and which page they came from.
Together those two addresses say: this person read about a condition, then opened the booking page. That is what a practice never meant to send, and it goes out on every visit, to a company that will not sign an agreement about how it uses it.
Your free report shows the same log for your own pages.
The visitor has not filled any of these in yet.
GET www.facebook.com/tr/ ev=PageView dl=example-clinic.com/appointments?service=dermatology rl=example-clinic.com/conditions/psoriasis
GET www.google-analytics.com/g/collect dl=example-clinic.com/appointments?service=dermatology dr=example-clinic.com/conditions/psoriasis
Three steps. You approve the middle one.
Each step has a price, so you can see the whole path before you spend a dollar.
Free scan and grade
You give us the website address. The scanner reads a sample of your public pages and emails a grade from A to F with the third-party scripts it found.
Full report, or the audit
The $29 report breaks every finding down by page with a removal checklist for whoever runs your site. The audit adds a browser-driven pass that catches tag-manager scripts, a form-capture test, and a written memo. $29 comes off the audit.
Removal, then a re-scan
We write a change plan. Nothing happens until you approve it. Then we remove or re-scope each tracker, keep your ad conversions working without patient data, and re-scan to show the result.
Keep it that way. Monitoring re-scans your site every month and emails you when an agency or a plugin puts a tracker back.
$49 a month or $490 a year, twelve months for the price of ten
Every price includes the re-scan that shows the result.
Buying starts from your own free scan, so what you get is about your site. Every price is per website. No contract; monitoring cancels any time.
Full report
- Every finding by page
- Browser-driven pass that catches tag-manager scripts
- Removal checklist for your web person
- Credited toward the audit
Audit and removal
- The audit, then the removal
- You approve a written change plan first
- Ad conversions kept working without patient data
- Written change log and a re-scan showing the result
Audit
- Everything in the report
- Form-capture test in an isolated browser
- Written memo and removal plan you can hand to counsel or your agency
- Counsel-ready inventory
Monitoring
- Monthly re-scan of every page
- Email when anything changes
- An annual letter you can hand to counsel: what was on the site each month
- Cancel any time
Agencies and web shops: we scan every practice site you manage, free.How that works.
A report a practice owner can read and a web person can act on.
Each finding names the tracker, the page it loads on, and the exact request we saw. Nothing is a guess. The full report adds a removal checklist; the audit adds a memo written for your counsel.
See the full sample report3 third-party scripts found, two of them on pages that collect patient-adjacent data (contact and appointment forms).
| Tracker | Severity | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics | High | /contact |
| Meta Pixel | High | /appointments |
| Hotjar | Medium | / |
A technical service, run carefully.
Nothing changes without your approval
Every removal starts as a written plan you sign off. We apply it, re-scan, and send you the log of what changed.
Your site's contents stay on our systems
Pages, screenshots and form fields are read by our own software. Outside AI services only ever see anonymised counts and tracker names.
Credentials encrypted, then deleted
If you give us a login for the removal, it is stored encrypted and deleted 30 days after the work, unless monitoring needs it.
Before you run the scan.
Do you need access to my website to scan it?
No. The free scan and the report read only what any visitor's browser can see. Access is needed only for the removal, and only after you approve the plan.
Will my ads and analytics stop working?
No. We keep Google Ads conversions working without patient data and swap analytics for a version that does not report page addresses to a third party.
My agency built the site. Can they do this?
Often yes, with the removal checklist from the $29 report. Many practices still buy the audit so there is an independent record, and monitoring so a redesign does not quietly put the pixel back.
Is this legal advice?
No. TagQuiet is a technical service. We hand you and your counsel a precise inventory of what your site sends and to whom, and we remove what you tell us to. Whether your practice meets any law is a question for your counsel.
Will the scan touch my forms or slow my site?
The scanner never submits a live form and requests at most one page a second, identifying itself as TagQuietScan. It respects your robots.txt.
What if the scan finds nothing?
Then you get an A, the report says so, and you owe nothing. Some practices keep monitoring anyway, because the next plugin update is where trackers usually come from.
Find out in minutes what your website sends out.
Free. No call. Results by email.