WordPress consent by domain

Cookie Information Premium and Business provide tools to collect and manage consent for cookies, pixels, and tags on WordPress websites. They support workflows involving ePrivacy, GDPR, and IAB TCF, with integrations for Google Tag Manager and Google Consent Mode v2. Business combines consent management with privacy-first analytics powered by Piwik PRO.

After you add a domain

Automatic scans identify cookies on the website. Review cookie details and where they send data, then classify them so visitors can make choices by cookie category. Blocking helps prevent first-party cookies and trackers from operating before the required consent is given. Reports show cookies on your domain, their data destinations, and consent rates. Consents are stored securely on EU-based servers.

The platform generates a cookie policy that you can publish on a WordPress page with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

Banner choices and options

Both paid plans include banner customization. Choose a template for a framework such as GDPR or CCPA, then adjust the text, logo, colors, button styles, sizes, and layout. Visitors can manage consent by cookie category. Banner text is available in 44 languages, and accessible templates meet WCAG 2.2 standards. Advanced customers can make tailored templates with HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

How consent settings reach Google tags

Google Consent Mode v2 adjusts Google tags according to user consent. Its supported uses include measurement, ad personalization, remarketing, and conversion modeling. Google Tag Manager and Piwik PRO integrations can also support marketing and analytics workflows.

Trial, limits, and pricing

The 14-day trial includes full capability access and does not require a credit card. Plans start at €19 per month per domain, including up to 500 subpages, weekly scans, and 25,000 monthly consents. Pricing scales with the number of domains and subpages, scan frequency, and consent volume. Subscribe during or after the trial to continue using the service.

Set up the WordPress extension

1. Install and activate the extension in WordPress.
2. Open Settings > Cookie Information, create an account, and add the domain to monitor. The trial starts when you create the account.
3. Choose a banner template and languages, then customize its branding and consent choices. Enable Google Consent Mode v2 in the plugin settings if you use it.
4. Review the scan results and publish the generated cookie policy with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.