GreenLeadSource
Enriched Customer Contacts More than a name and an email. Ask-First Capture The question comes before the lookup. Proof of Consent Every record carries its own receipt. Native Stack Delivery Delivered to the tools you already run. Consented Ad Audiences Retarget the people who said yes, where cannabis can advertise. Email List Growth Every yes grows a list you own.
Apps
vs. forms The visitors who leave before the signup. vs. marketplaces Your own list from your own traffic. vs. ads Reach the 96 in 100 who left. vs. age gate Put the click to work. vs. visitor ID Identify after the yes, not on page load.
Trust
Scan My Site
Proof of consent

Every website visit now comes with a receipt.

A demand letter asks one question: show me the yes. Bought lists and pre-consent trackers cannot answer it. Every record GreenLeadSource delivers carries a signed receipt, the page, the time, the policy version, and the answer, kept in your tenant for as long as you need it. Regulators and counsel get the same card.

Step one is a free scan of your site. No pricing talk, no pressure.

Cartoon of a state inspector with a clipboard examining a stamped card through a magnifying glass while the auditor opens a bound ledger to the matching page.
The inspector asks. The ledger answers.

Audit

Compliance desk | What the receipt holds

Infographic-style cartoon of an organized filing wall with four drawers, each showing its cards: a doorway, a check mark, a stack of pages, and a clock; a padlock and a wax seal on the cabinet.
Four drawers, one lock, one seal. Every card has a stamp.
1Website visit
When they arrived, on which site, from which page. The first footprint on the trail.
2Consent, yes or no
The answer, the time, the page it was asked on, and the policy version it was asked under.
3Pages visited
Which pages they read after a yes: the menu, the deals, the locations. Before a yes, nothing is written.
4Time on site
How long they stayed, so a receipt shows a real visit and not a bounce.

Authorized by the visitor, signed by us, readable by you. Nobody else can see it, and it is yours to export any time.

Public record  |  One receipt

What is on the receipt.

Everything a reviewer would ask for, in the order they would ask.

Consent ID
gls_8f3a2c19, signed
Time
Sep 17, 2026, 2:14:07 PM MT
Page
/menu/flower
Policy version
2026-09-17.1
Scope
Identification, email
Status
Active, not withdrawn

A withdrawn consent updates the receipt rather than deleting it, so the history of the choice is preserved.

Cartoon of the auditor holding one stamped, filled-in index card up to a desk lamp while a regulator with a clipboard leans in, reassured.
One card, held to the light.

Questions we get first.

What does a receipt prove?
That a specific visitor saw a specific question on a specific page at a specific time, under a specific policy version, and answered yes. It is signed, so it cannot be edited after the fact.
Who can see a receipt?
You, in your tenant. Not other clients, not us beyond operating the service, not anyone else unless you export it to them.
What if a visitor opts out later?
The record is removed from delivery and the receipt is marked withdrawn, with a time. The proof of the original choice stays.
Do receipts satisfy CIPA and state privacy laws?
They are built to answer exactly the question those claims turn on: was there a yes before anything ran, and when. This is information, not legal advice; confirm your program with counsel.

Late bulletin

Scan desk  |  Free, before the rush

Every day you wait, visitors leave as strangers. Scan your site today.

Ten seconds. Your Customer Reach Score, what fires before anyone says yes, whether your age gate is the only question you ask, and what your privacy policy leaves out. Nothing installed, nobody contacted.

  • A real browser load of your homepage, screenshot included
  • Every tag that fires before a visitor can answer
  • Your privacy policy, lined up against what the site does
  • Modeled traffic and what an ask-first step would return
Free scan, about ten seconds Scan My Site