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What Portuguese law expects of your website.

If you run a business in Portugal but did not grow up with its rules, the hard part is not fixing the website — it is knowing what is being asked of it. I run an automated check and send you what I found, with the date and the exact address of every page I looked at. The report is free.

What I check

  1. Electronic complaints book Portuguese businesses serving consumers must show a link to livroreclamacoes.pt on the website. I check the footer and the interior pages.
  2. Cookies and personal data Whether tracking services load before the visitor accepts cookies, and whether a privacy policy exists at all.
  3. Mobile load time How many seconds your site takes to open on a phone, measured with Google's public tool.

How it works

Send me your website address. I reply with the report: what was observed, where, on what date, and a link to the official source behind each point.

Ask for the free report

Or simply reply to the email you received.

What I will not do

I will not tell you what your legal position is. I tell you what I observed on the site and give you the link to the official source. The conclusion is yours, or your lawyer's.