Check your site against Russian personal data, consumer, and advertising law
Enter a site URL and get a report on 15 checks in about 30 seconds: cookie banner, privacy policy, company details, age rating, and more, each with the relevant law article and fine range.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does the tool check?
Formal requirements under 4 Russian laws: 152-FZ on personal data (cookie banner, privacy policy, HTTPS, Roskomnadzor notification), consumer protection law (contact details, company registration numbers, public offer, return policy), 436-FZ (age rating 0+/6+/12+/16+/18+), and the advertising-marking amendment (ERID tokens).
Does the tool provide a legal guarantee?
No. The result is informational and advisory only, not a legal opinion: this is not a legal service. Some checks (e.g. privacy policy substance) are assessed automatically and can be wrong. Consult a qualified lawyer for anything legally binding.
Why are some items marked "needs manual check"?
Not everything can be reliably automated. Whether a site operator is registered with Roskomnadzor has no public API, so the tool gives a direct link to search the registry instead of guessing.
What are the fines for 152-FZ violations?
It depends: no privacy policy, up to ₽100,000; no cookie consent, ₽15,000–75,000; no Roskomnadzor notification, up to ₽300,000 for legal entities (more on repeat violations). Courts determine the exact amount based on circumstances.
Is age rating (436-FZ) required for every site?
No, it mainly applies to media outlets, publishers, and content platforms. For a typical corporate site or online store without user-generated content it usually doesn't apply; the tool marks this as "not determined" rather than a violation.
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