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Website checks and marketing utilities from the team behind TagPipes, free for anyone to use. Where a tool is not open yet, its card says so.
Available tools
Website Accessibility Checker
Find the accessibility issues that stop some visitors using your site: missing image descriptions, unlabeled forms, low-contrast text, unreachable controls and more. The page is loaded in a real browser; the findings are written in plain language with what to do about each one.
Check a websiteWebsite Cookie Checker
See the cookies a website sets on one page load: name, vendor and category where known, first or third party, and duration. Unknown cookies are flagged rather than hidden, and cookie values are never shown.
Check a website's cookiesTagPipes Companion for Chrome
A free Chrome DevTools extension that shows what the analytics events, marketing tags, consent signals and cookies on any page are actually doing, in plain English. It runs in your browser, with no account.
See what Companion showsColor Contrast Checker
Enter a text color and a background color and see the WCAG contrast ratio straight away, with a clear pass or fail for AA and AAA at normal and large text sizes. It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Check a color pairUTM Builder
Add campaign parameters to a URL so your analytics can tell you where a visit came from. It keeps the query parameters already on your destination, encodes the values correctly, and runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Build a campaign URLBroken Link Checker
What a link check finds, what each failure actually means, and which broken links are worth fixing first. The check itself is not open yet: TagPipes is finishing continuous link monitoring, and the free one-off checker follows it.
Read the guidePage Change Monitor
Know when an important page meaningfully changes, and see what changed. This is being built into TagPipes, so there is nothing to run here yet. The page covers what is worth watching, how often, and how to keep the alerts worth reading.
Read the guideMore will be added
Each one works the same way: no account, no gated version of the result, and an honest badge on this page about whether it is open yet.
How these tools work
Simple on purpose, and honest about what is ready.
1. Nothing to sign up for
Paste an address, or fill in a form. You do not need to own the site, add a script to it, or create an account. The one thing you install is Companion, and only if you want it: a free Chrome extension, also with no account.
2. The work happens where it should
A check that has to load your page in a real browser runs on our side and takes a few minutes, and the report link keeps working even if you close the tab. A tool that needs no server, like the UTM builder, runs entirely in yours.
3. Results written for people
Each finding says what was detected, why it matters and what to do. Technical detail is there when you want it and tucked away when you do not.
Accessibility checks by question and platform
The same accessibility checker, explained for the question you came with: ADA, WCAG, how to test, or the platform your site is built on.
- Website Accessibility CheckerThe free checker. Any public page.
- ADA Accessibility CheckerWhat an automated check can and cannot tell you about the ADA.
- WCAG CheckerFindings mapped to WCAG success criteria and levels.
- Website Accessibility TestHow to test a site: automated scan plus a manual checklist.
- WordPress Accessibility CheckerThemes, plugins, the block editor and page builders.
- Shopify Accessibility CheckerThemes, apps, product pages and checkout.
- Webflow Accessibility CheckerDesigner-built layouts, interactions and CMS content.
- Wix Accessibility CheckerEditor-built pages, templates and apps.
- Squarespace Accessibility CheckerTemplates, blocks and galleries.
- All free toolsThe TagPipes free website checks.
Campaign URLs and UTM tagging
The free builder explained for three different questions, and what TagPipes Relay adds once one URL is not enough.
- UTM BuilderBuild one tagged campaign URL. Free, no signup, nothing leaves your browser.
- Campaign URL BuilderThe same builder, with the naming decisions spelled out before you tag.
- GA4 UTM BuilderWhere each parameter lands in a GA4 report, and what GA4 does with it.
- UTM Campaign ManagerFrom building single URLs to managing a campaign's links in one place.
- Campaign Link ManagerFind, reuse and keep track of the links a campaign is already using.
- UTM GovernanceAn agreed naming template, enforced when the link is created.
- Agency UTM ManagementMany clients, many properties, one taxonomy per client.
Broken links and page changes
Both of these are being built into TagPipes and are not open to use yet. These pages cover what the checks find and how the monitoring is meant to work.
- Broken Link CheckerWhat a link check does, what it reports, and what to fix first.
- Website Broken Link CheckerChecking a whole site: where broken links come from and how often to look.
- Dead Link CheckerLink rot: expired domains, dead hosts and pages that quietly stopped existing.
- 404 Link Checker404, 410 and soft 404, and why a 404 list is not the whole picture.
- Broken Link MonitorThe recurring version: scan, alert on new breaks, record when they recover.
- Website Change MonitorWatch the pages that matter across a site and get told when one changes.
- Page Change MonitorOne important page, watched closely, with before and after side by side.
- Website Change DetectionHow a change is detected: baseline, comparison, evidence and noise.
Why these are free
A single check tells you where a website stands today, and a single campaign URL is a minute's work. TagPipes is the product for the recurring version of both: running the same checks on a schedule, and keeping a team's campaign links consistent. If the free version is useful, you already know what the paid one is for.
The free result is complete either way. There is no gated version of it.
TagPipes monitors, configures and reports. It does not determine legal compliance and does not provide legal advice. Output is informational and reflects observed state at the time of observation. Rawsoft's expertise is technology, not law; please confirm any regulatory interpretation with your own counsel.