Scripts wait for consent
Analytics, ad pixels, and embeds stay off until the visitor allows their category, and switch off again, cookies cleared, when they change their mind.
Cookie consent
A cookie banner that keeps non-essential scripts off until visitors agree, speaks Google Consent Mode v2, and keeps a record of every choice. Accessible, customizable, and included on every plan.
Try it
Switch between the first visit, the preferences, and what visitors see afterwards. Use your keyboard: it works that way too.
Analytics, ad pixels, and embeds stay off until the visitor allows their category, and switch off again, cookies cleared, when they change their mind.
Defaults are set before any Google tag loads, and each choice updates Analytics, Ads, and Tag Manager the moment it's made.
Keyboard and screen-reader friendly, equal Accept and Reject buttons, readable colors enforced at 4.5:1, and respect for text size and reduced motion.
Each choice is kept as proof of consent with the banner version the visitor saw. Export it, or send it to your systems by webhook or API.
Your categories and cookie lists, your wording in any language, your colors, layout, and CSS. Add the scripts to control right in the portal.
No add-on. A banner counts as one form, and a visitor's choices count as one submission per day.
How it works
Step 1
Name your categories, list your cookies, add your scripts, and style the banner. A live preview shows exactly what visitors will see.
Step 2
Paste a single script tag into your site's head. Published changes reach your visitors within minutes.
Step 3
Visitors choose, scripts follow, and every choice lands in your consent log.
Questions
Yes. The banner sends Google Consent Mode v2 signals, including the defaults Google requires before its tags load. You can run Google's tags in basic or advanced mode.
Each banner counts as one active form. Each visitor's choices count as one submission per day, so a visitor who changes their mind twice in a day is still one.
Yes. Business and Unlimited plans can receive each choice as a signed webhook, and Unlimited can read them with the REST API. Every plan can export the consent log as CSV.
No. The banner gives you the tools, such as category-level consent, a record of choices, and a clear reject option, but what your site needs depends on your cookies and where your visitors are. Check with your counsel.
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