You Said No.
They Tracked You Anyway.
Hundreds of websites ignore your opt-out — firing tracking pixels, ad tags, and data calls right through your consent banner. PrivacySuit finds the evidence. Lawyers make them pay.
From Complaint to Case
You don't need to be a tech expert. Just tell us where it happened — we handle everything after that.
You Report It
Tell us the website. That's it. No technical knowledge needed — just the domain and what you noticed.
We Audit the Site
We manually visit the site from within your jurisdiction, walk the same pages you did, and capture every network call — especially at checkout and conversion points where violations are most common.
We Build the Evidence Package
If we find illegal tracking, we document it thoroughly — HAR files, cookie analysis, opt-out records, pixel firing logs — everything a lawyer needs to act.
Lawyers Take It From Here
We hand the case to experienced privacy attorneys. If it qualifies, they represent all affected consumers — potentially as a class action.
What a Violation Actually Looks Like
Most users never see it. We do. Here's what our audit uncovers.
Cookies Set After Opt-Out
Tracking cookies placed after a user has explicitly declined. A direct, provable consent violation.
Ad Pixels Still Firing
Meta, Google, TikTok, and other ad pixels sending your data to third parties even after you said no.
Tracking at Checkout
Purchase confirmation pages are the most common violation point — pixels fire with full transaction data post-opt-out.
Session Replay & Fingerprinting
Hidden tools that record keystrokes, mouse movements, and device fingerprints without proper consent.
Data Broker Calls
Requests to identity resolution services that link your behavior to your real identity — often invisible to the user.
Broken Consent Records
Banners that record "no" but don't pass it downstream to the tag manager — a documented disconnect we can prove.
What the Law Gives You
State privacy laws grant you specific, enforceable rights. When companies ignore them, there are consequences.
Right to Opt Out
Stop companies from selling or sharing your personal data. This includes ad targeting and third-party data brokers.
Right to Know
Request exactly what data a company has collected on you, who they've shared it with, and why.
Right to Delete
Demand deletion of your personal data from company systems and any third parties they've shared it with.
Right to Correct
Request correction of inaccurate personal data held about you — companies must respond and act.
The Laws on Your Side
Multiple US states have passed strict privacy laws with real enforcement teeth. Your state may protect you.
CPRA / CCPA
The strongest consumer privacy law in the US. Grants opt-out rights, data deletion, and access rights — with statutory damages that don't require proving harm.
FDBR
The Florida Digital Bill of Rights protects residents from unauthorized data collection and requires businesses to honor opt-out requests in full.
BIPA
The Biometric Information Privacy Act — one of the most powerful privacy laws in the country, with a strong track record of successful class actions.
State Privacy Laws
A growing number of states have passed comprehensive privacy legislation. If you opted out and were tracked, your state may have strong protections.
Tell Us What Happened
It takes two minutes. You don't need to prove anything — that's our job. Every complaint is reviewed by a real human with technical privacy expertise.
- ✓ Always free to submit
- ✓ No legal obligation on your part
- ✓ We contact you only if your case qualifies
- ✓ Your information stays private
Complaint Received.
We've logged your complaint against . Our team will audit the site and reach out to you at the email you provided if your case qualifies for action.
This is how accountability happens — one complaint at a time.