PingPROOF captures TCPA consent the instant it happens, archives every disclosure independently, and seals the record with a third-party timestamp — so when a claim gets challenged, you're not relying on your own word for it.
The same record moves through all three — captured once by a publisher, checked against the lead a buyer actually received, then claimed for permanent, certified access.
Drop a script tag near your consent checkbox. PingPROOF records the exact language shown and independently archives every linked disclosure — before the form is even submitted.
Check a certificate's recorded phone number against your own lead record before you spend a credit — without either side storing the other's raw number.
Unlock full certificate access — consent language, archived disclosures, hashes, and the trusted timestamp — retained on your account for as long as you need it.
The exact consent language shown to the consumer is recorded as rendered — not a template, the real wording.
Every linked Terms, Privacy, and Partners page is fetched server-side. If a page only renders via JavaScript, a real headless browser steps in.
A third-party Time Stamping Authority cryptographically attests the record's hash existed at this moment — not just your server's clock.
Consent text, disclosures, IP, and timestamp combine into one tamper-evident seal. Alter anything later, and it shows.
Your consent screen links out to a Terms of Use page, a Privacy Policy, maybe a Service Partners disclosure. Most systems just record that the link was there. If that page changes — or disappears — six months later, a bare URL proves nothing about what it actually said at the moment someone consented.
PingPROOF goes and gets a copy itself. Independently. Server-side. The moment consent happens — not relying on whatever the consumer's own browser happened to load.
A disputed lead without independent proof is a liability. PingPROOF gives every consumer interaction a tamper-evident record, automatically — no manual screenshotting, no trusting your own database.
A certificate ID alone doesn't prove the lead in your hand matches the consent on file. Verify the phone number first, then claim the full record for as long as you need it.
Every certificate's hash is timestamped by a real third-party authority — not just our own server clock — using a chain trusted by standard tools like Adobe Acrobat and Windows.
Consent text, disclosures, IP, and timestamp combine into one SHA-256 seal. Change a single character afterward, and the certificate visibly fails its own check.
Recording starts when the consent screen renders and stops at submit — not a click-by-click log of your whole multi-step funnel, so earlier steps that may collect sensitive information are never captured.
Create, Verify, and Claim live in a single account from day one — nothing extra to enable, configure, or wire together separately.
Confirm a lead's phone number against the certificate before you spend a credit on it. The number you enter is hashed and compared — never stored on either side.
The underlying mechanism — exact language captured, disclosures archived, the record sealed with a timestamp — documents consent generally. It's a meaningful piece of evidence for CCPA and GDPR consent requirements too, alongside whatever else those regulations require.
Free to start — 10 credits included, no card required.