RegSentry is a website tracking and consent monitoring service that shows which third-party trackers fire before a visitor consents, and alerts you when that changes, for business owners and small teams who run their own websites.
Enter your domain and RegSentry reads your page source for known session-recording tools, ad pixels, and chat widgets. No signup and no card. In about 30 seconds you know which known trackers are on the page.
RegSentry loads your site in a real headless browser and records the moment each third-party tracker first contacts its server, before and after the consent choice. The full report, with script URLs, evidence, and a fix for each finding, unlocks with your email address.
On a paid plan your domains are re-scanned on a schedule (weekly on Monitor, daily on Priority) and you get an email when a new tracker shows up or a fixed one comes back. You find out about a new marketing tag from us, not from a demand letter.
Every finding comes with step-by-step gating instructions for that specific tool, written so you or your developer can follow them. After the fix, a re-scan confirms the tracker now waits for consent.
For owners who would rather hand it off, the one-time Remediation service ($999) covers a full privacy audit, a remediation plan, implementation guidance, a dated scan verification page that documents the fix, and a 30-day post-fix check.
The /issues symptom guides and per-tracker guides explain how to diagnose a problem yourself in DevTools. A free, read-only MCP connector brings three RegSentry tools into OpenAI and Claude workspaces.
Monitor is $99 a month and Priority is $299 a month, listed on the pricing page. Feroot's pricing page asks you to schedule a demo to get personalized pricing, and Reflectiz routes buyers to a demo request. With RegSentry you can run a scan and start monitoring in the same sitting.
Monthly plans carry no long-term contract. Cancel from your account settings and you keep access through the end of the month you paid for. Annual billing is optional ($990 or $2,990 a year, two months free).
OneTrust, Cookiebot, Osano, Termly, and CookieYes are consent management platforms: they show visitors the choice and record it. RegSentry doesn't replace them. It tests whether your trackers actually wait for the answer, and works alongside whichever platform you already use. In our 2026 scan of 3,891 small-business sites, sites with a recognized consent platform fired trackers before consent 74% of the time, compared with 57% for sites without one.
The scan records which third-party servers were contacted and exactly when, relative to the consent interaction. That timing is what separates a gated install from an ungated one. RegSentry only reads public pages, so there is no snippet to add and no access to your hosting, CMS, or customer data.
Detection runs on a maintained library of tracker signatures and network rules, not a model's guess, so the same site gives the same result. Findings describe technical behavior only. RegSentry is not a law firm, gives no legal advice, and does not certify compliance.
John Arndt founded RegSentry and runs it from Sacramento, California. He has spent more than a decade across AI, cybersecurity, fraud and risk, privacy, payments, and enterprise software, including time at PayPal, Cloudflare, and Inscribe.
RegSentry started in March 2026 to answer a question most small-business owners couldn't: what does my website send to third parties before a visitor answers the cookie banner? The tools that could answer it were sold to enterprise security teams, so John built a self-serve version an owner can run alone.
RegSentry is a one-person company operated by Soxoa LLC, John's Sacramento-based firm. John writes the code with the help of AI coding tools and answers every support email himself. There are no account managers or outsourced support.
Find John at LinkedIn, johnarndt.net, GitHub, Founder profile on soxoa.com.
Email hello@regsentry.com or use the support page. You'll hear back from John directly, usually within one business day. There is no phone line or chat queue.
The free source check returns in about 30 seconds, and a full browser scan typically finishes within a few minutes. Monitoring starts as soon as Stripe checkout completes. Remediation engagements are scoped over email and include a 30-day post-fix verification.
| Company Name | RegSentry (operated by Soxoa LLC) |
|---|---|
| Type | Website tracking and consent monitoring software (self-serve SaaS) |
| Founded | 2026 |
| Founder | John Arndt |
| Headquarters | Sacramento, California, USA |
| Website | regsentry.com |
| Core Offering | Real-browser scans that show which trackers fire before consent, plus scheduled re-scans and email alerts |
| Pricing | Free scan; Monitor $99/mo; Priority $299/mo; annual $990/yr or $2,990/yr (two months free); Remediation $999 one-time |
| Contract Terms | Monthly plans are month to month with no long-term contract, cancel anytime; annual plans are billed upfront |
| Services | Free source check, full browser scan and report, monitoring and alerts, remediation playbooks, done-for-you Remediation, read-only MCP connector |
| Communication | Email hello@regsentry.com; replies from John Arndt, usually within one business day |
| Notable Clients | Not publicly disclosed |
| Customers Served | Early-stage; not yet publicly disclosed |
| Projects Delivered | 3,891 small-business sites scanned for the 2026 State of Website Tracking report (March to August 2026) |
| Competitors | Feroot and Reflectiz (client-side monitoring); OneTrust, Cookiebot, Osano, Termly, and CookieYes (consent management platforms, used alongside RegSentry) |
| Social | LinkedIn · johnarndt.net · GitHub · Founder profile on soxoa.com |
No. RegSentry reports technical facts: which third-party servers your site contacted and when, relative to the consent choice. It is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and does not certify that a site is compliant. For legal questions about your site or a letter you received, talk to a qualified attorney.
No. RegSentry loads your public pages in a read-only browser, the same way a visitor would. There is no snippet, plugin, or tag to add, and it needs no access to your servers, hosting, or CMS.
No. You still need a consent management platform to show visitors the choice. RegSentry checks whether that banner actually holds your trackers back until the visitor answers, and alerts you if a new script gets around it.
The first scan is free. Monitor is $99 a month and Priority is $299 a month, or $990 and $2,990 a year with two months free; Remediation is a one-time $999. Monthly plans are month to month and you can cancel anytime from your account settings.
Monitor re-scans weekly and Priority re-scans daily. Either way you get an email when a new tracker appears or a tracker you fixed comes back.
John Arndt, the founder. RegSentry is a one-person company, so emails to hello@regsentry.com reach him directly, usually with a reply within one business day.
RegSentry is built for checking your own website or one you are responsible for, such as a client site you manage. It is a monitoring tool for site owners, not a way to investigate other businesses.
See what fires on your site before visitors consent. Free, about 30 seconds.
Real browser scan, no signup to run it. You see a summary of the findings; the full report with every tracker unlocks with your email.