Two plans for WordPress consent

Cookie Information offers Premium and Business plans for managing consent for cookies, pixels, and tags. Both support consent workflows related to ePrivacy, GDPR, and IAB TCF, and connect with Google Tag Manager and Google Consent Mode v2. Business also combines consent management with privacy-first analytics powered by Piwik PRO.

Find cookies and manage visitor choices

Add a domain to the platform to start automatic cookie scans. Review the cookies found and where they send data, then classify them into categories for visitor consent choices. Cookie blocking helps prevent first-party cookies and trackers from operating before the required consent is given.

Reporting shows cookie details, data destinations, and consent rates. Consents are stored on EU-based servers. The platform also generates a cookie policy that you can publish on a WordPress page with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

Configure the consent banner

Both plans include banner customization. Start with a pre-built template for a framework such as GDPR or CCPA, then adjust the text, logo, colors, button styles, sizes, and layout. Banner text is available in 44 languages, and accessible templates meeting WCAG 2.2 standards are included. Advanced visitors can use HTML, CSS, or JavaScript to build custom templates.

Visitors can select consent by cookie category. This gives them more specific controls over their consent preferences.

Coordinate Google tags and analytics

Google Consent Mode v2 adjusts Google tags based on visitor consent. Its supported purposes include measurement, advertising, ad personalization, remarketing, and conversion modeling. This lets teams configure Google services around the choices collected through the banner.

Google Tag Manager and Piwik PRO integrations support marketing and measurement workflows. Business includes Piwik PRO analytics in the same plan as consent management.

Trial, pricing, and setup

The 14-day free trial includes full capability access and does not require a credit card. Paid plans start at €19 per month per domain, with up to 500 subpages, weekly scans, and 25,000 monthly consents included. Pricing scales with the number of domains and subpages, scan frequency, and consent volume.

1. Install and activate the WordPress plugin.
2. Open Settings > Cookie Information in WordPress to make an account. The trial starts immediately.
3. Add the domain you want to monitor. Automatic scans begin after the domain is added.
4. Select a banner template and languages, then configure the branding and consent choices. To use Google Consent Mode v2, enable its setting and select a compatible banner template.
5. Review scan results, classify cookies, and publish the generated cookie policy with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

You can upgrade to a paid subscription during or after the trial. Choose a plan to keep using Cookie Information after the trial ends.