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Privacy built into
every page.

Privacy and security in Peak Pages: trackers only after consent, a consent log, measurement without IP addresses, CSP with nonce and bot protection. We publish no measured load times.

What do you want to check before publishing?

2 questions in the plan. First question: Which trackers does this page really need, and what for?

Build your check questions
For
Teams that publish landing pages and funnels
In Peak Pages today
Consent before trackers, log, CSP, bot protection
Load time
No measured load times published

Built in, not bolted on

Ask first. Then measure. Then protect.

Working example · Trackers

Which trackers does this page really need, and what for?

Every tracker needs a purpose. Leave out what you never analyse.
Trackers load only after visitors agree, and every choice is logged.
Privacy on every page · PEAK ATLAS / R03
The starting point

Measuring is fine. Measuring without asking is not.

Many pages load analytics and ad scripts before anyone has agreed. Peak Pages turns that around: without consent no tracker loads, and even its own analytics only count visits that were consented to. Forms are protected against bots, and keys for third-party services are stored encrypted. We deliberately make no number promises about loading speed. Whether your page is legally complete is for your privacy advisor to decide, not Peak.

Context → question → next step

From reading to doing

Your questions. For your page.

Local working template
What do you want to check before publishing?
Your selection.
Your next step.
Your worksheet

Settle before publishing.

2 questions selected

  1. Which trackers does this page really need, and what for?

    Every tracker needs a purpose. Leave out what you never analyse.

  2. Does the consent text say clearly which category collects which data?

    Explaining necessary, statistics and marketing separately makes the choice understandable.

Local worksheet · no product action
One question, up close

What a Peak Pages page
already includes.

These safeguards are part of every published page. You do not have to assemble them yourself, but you should know what they do.

Editorial working example
01 / Trackers

Which trackers does this page really need, and what for?

Every tracker needs a purpose. Leave out what you never analyse.

A

Consent firstSix trackers (Meta Pixel, GA4, GTM, LinkedIn, TikTok, Hotjar) load only after consent, split into necessary, statistics and marketing.

B

Consent logEvery choice is logged append-only, so you can show later who agreed to what and when.

C

No IP addressesAnalytics measure only with consent, with hashed identifiers and without IP addresses.

D

CSP with nonceEach site has a strict Content Security Policy; only allowed scripts run.

E

Bot protectionA time check, a honeypot field and optional Cloudflare Turnstile keep automated form submissions out.

F

Load timeNo measured load times published. We state no Lighthouse or Core Web Vitals values until checked measurements exist.

The playbook

How to go through a page before it goes live.

One learning path. Three perspectives.
From knowing to the next step

Consent, measurement,
protection.

Ask → Log → Protect

  1. 01

    Purpose first. Then the tracker.

    Decide which question each tracker should answer. Switch off anything without a question.

    Example

    GA4, Meta Pixel and Hotjar active

    Keep only GA4, because that is the only one analysed.
  2. 02

    Ask in plain words.

    Describe each category in one sentence. The choice goes into the consent log, and only then do scripts load.

    Sharpen the banner text

    We use cookies.

    Statistics: we count visits to improve this page.
  3. 03

    Protect your forms.

    Check in the preview that the form only has the fields it needs. Bot protection is built in; you can add Turnstile on top.

    Before going live

    Form without protection?

    Time check and honeypot on, Turnstile optional.

Your quality check

Is your page privacy-ready?

Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.

00/ 04your checkpoints

0 of 4 points checked

Is your page privacy-ready?
Sources & context

What this article is based on.

General orientation, not legal advice. Consent before trackers, the consent log, measurement with hashed identifiers and no IP addresses, CSP with nonce, bot protection and encrypted keys are built into Peak Pages. We do not publish measured load times.

  • Editorial demo

    Editorial example with made-up sample data. AI drafts, the section editor, funnels on the Peak Forms engine, booking, consent before trackers, SEO fields, versions and leads in Peak CRM exist in Peak Pages today; everything else is marked as example or planned.

The next step

Pages that ask first.

Start Peak Pages, build a page and see in the preview how consent and form protection work together.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Peak Pages load trackers without consent?

No. Supported trackers load only after the visitor has agreed. The choice is logged.

How does Peak Pages protect forms from spam?

With a timing check, an invisible field for bots and, optionally, Cloudflare Turnstile.

How fast does a page load?

We publish no figures on that, because there is no documented measurement yet.

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