GDPR compliance

GDPR-compliant landing pages

GDPR compliance for a landing page is more than a cookie banner. A tour of the real obligations and how xsp.one handles them natively.

European hosting Native consent Documented subprocessors Compliance by design

Most campaign landing pages are non-compliant without knowing it: tracking fired before consent, form data stored without encryption or retention limits, US tools without a framework for data transfers. Compliance is not a cookie banner, it is an architecture. xsp.one built it in natively.

What the GDPR actually requires of a landing page

A campaign page collecting leads stacks up several obligations: a legal basis for each processing activity, freely given and provable consent for non-essential trackers, clear information for data subjects, security of collected data, a defined retention period, and a data processing agreement (DPA) with every processor touching the data. With a classic builder, every one of those items is your problem.

How xsp.one builds compliance in

Two-tier tracking

Without consent, only minimal, anonymized audience measurement runs, in the spirit of the regulators' exemption. Explicit consent activates enriched measurement, timestamped and stored as proof.

Non-reversible identifiers

Variant optimization relies on a daily, non-reversible technical identifier: no individual profile, no cross-site tracking.

Encrypted leads, controlled retention

Form data is encrypted at rest and automatically purged according to the retention period you define, per client.

Built-in DPA, EU hosting

The data processing agreement is part of the contract, and your pages run on European infrastructure: no extra-EU transfers to justify.

Why this is also a conversion advantage

A fast page, free of third-party tag swarms, with a clean consent flow, builds trust and converts better. And for agencies, delivering pages whose compliance is demonstrable (consent proof, records, DPA) becomes a commercial argument with clients who are increasingly demanding on the subject.

Frequently asked questions

Is a cookie banner enough?

No. Legal basis, proof of consent, data security, retention periods and a DPA are all part of real landing page compliance.

Can audience be measured without consent?

Strictly necessary, anonymized measurement can be exempt under regulators' guidance: that is xsp.one's first tier. Enriched measurement waits for consent.

What happens to collected leads?

Encrypted at rest, kept per configurable retention, covered by the built-in DPA.

Compliance without the project

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This content is informational and does not constitute legal advice. For an analysis of your situation, consult your DPO or specialist counsel.