Which companies does next.co.uk tell about you?
When Packet Voyage last checked next.co.uk on 13 October 2026, the page contacted 5 third-party companies before any cookie consent: platform.next, Google, OneTrust, queue-it.net and usablenet.com. After clicking "ACCEPT ALL COOKIES" on the cookie banner, 25 more joined, including Microsoft, google.co.uk, Pinterest, TikTok, Snap, dynatrace.com and 19 others. That ranks it 12th of 18 UK sites in the index for companies contacted before consent.
Before you agree to anything (5)
- platform.next other companies
- Google analytics and tracking, based in US
- OneTrust cookie banners, based in US
- queue-it.net other companies
- usablenet.com other companies
After you accept (“ACCEPT ALL COOKIES”) (25)
- Microsoft analytics and tracking, based in US
- google.co.uk other companies
- Pinterest social networks, based in US
- TikTok advertising, based in CN
- Snap advertising, based in US
- dynatrace.com other companies
- Taboola advertising, based in US
- The Trade Desk advertising, based in US
- Amazon advertising, based in US
- Teads advertising, based in LU
- Meta social networks, based in US
- openai.com other companies
- branch.io other companies
- Reddit advertising, based in US
- tvsquared.com other companies
- adalyser.com other companies
- pdscrb.com other companies
- brcdn.com other companies
- Amazon (CloudFront) fonts, code and hosting, based in US
- blis.com other companies
- brsrvr.com other companies
- app.link other companies
- tiktokw.us other companies
- bing.net other companies
- bing.com other companies
After you reject (“REJECT NON-ESSENTIAL COOKIES”) (0)
After pressing "REJECT NON-ESSENTIAL COOKIES", no new companies were contacted (apart from consent platforms or infrastructure).
Other shopping sites
- M&S: 16 before consent, +10 after
- John Lewis: 7 before consent, +0 after
- Amazon UK: 2 before consent, +0 after
Check it yourself
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Measured by opening the home page in Chrome in London as a first-time visitor. One visit from one place is a snapshot, and some early contacts (such as the cookie banner itself) are normal. How the index works.