Cookie consent with an EU-first home-field advantage.
Keep non-essential cookies blocked before consent, leave the necessary layer active, and roll out across modern stacks without turning cookies into a heavyweight CMP project.
Core application data hosted in the EU. Payments processed via Revolut's EU entity. Support handled from the EU.
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Lightweight. Fast. Clear by default.
Cookie consent. Done easy.
Lightweight consent that keeps your site fast and your data intact.
A banner alone does not solve the cookie headache
EU teams usually need more than something that looks compliant in a screenshot. They need runtime behavior, policy alignment, and a rollout story that still makes sense after launch day.
Prior-consent runtime, not prior-consent theater
Non-essential analytics and marketing behavior should not wake up before the user gives the right permission.
A cleaner EU data story
Privacy, procurement, and legal teams often want fewer question marks around where core application data lives and how payments are processed.
Tracking that follows consent
GTM, GA, and ad tooling should respect consent state instead of running on hopeful assumptions.
A rollout path that survives real websites
Teams need policy links, settings reopen, domain checks, and implementation guidance that still hold together across multiple stacks.
Built for practical EU-style consent rollouts
Cookiezy gives product, marketing, and engineering teams a focused consent layer with the controls they actually need in production and far less CMP bloat.
Necessary-only default with consent-aware gating
Optional categories stay disabled until the visitor actively allows them and the site integration honors the consent signals.
Google Consent Mode and GTM support
Map consent categories to the runtime signals used in modern analytics and advertising setups.
Issued packages, hostname verification, and rollout checks
Keep billing, domains, installation, and runtime verification aligned instead of leaving the rollout to scattered snippets.
Cookie scan and audit support on paid plans
Give teams a clearer way to review detected cookies, categories, providers, and policy-page audit output once they move beyond the baseline banner flow.
A lighter EU-first path than the usual CMP maze
Cookiezy is built for teams that want a practical prior-consent implementation, cleaner rollout operations, and a stronger EU-facing trust story without buying an oversized compliance suite.
Typical setup
- Banner copy looks compliant, but tracking still leaks before consent
- Cross-border data and vendor questions pile up during procurement
- Different snippets and exceptions across platforms
- Policy pages, billing, and runtime behavior drift apart
Cookiezy
- Necessary-first runtime model
- Core application data hosted in the EU
- Payments processed via Revolut's EU entity
- EU-based support with one shared product core across platforms
Less jurisdiction bingo. More rollout clarity.
If your team prefers an EU-first buying story, Cookiezy gives you a cleaner narrative without pretending that infrastructure choices alone equal compliance.
- • Core application data is hosted in the EU.
- • Payments are processed via Revolut's EU entity.
- • Support is handled from the EU.
- • The product is tailored for EU-style prior-consent workflows across multilingual and multi-platform rollouts.
Cookiezy is built for EU consent workflows, not legal magic tricks
Cookiezy is designed to support a prior-consent implementation for non-essential cookies, but final compliance still depends on your actual cookies, vendors, policies, tagging setup, and legal review.
- • Use Cookiezy to implement necessary-only defaults, category choices, settings reopen, and policy-page audit flows.
- • Review your GTM container and third-party tags so they truly respect analytics and marketing consent.
- • Keep the cookie policy accurate for the vendors and cookies actually used on the site.
Try it on a live EU domain, then scale by domain count
Use the 14-day trial to validate the consent flow on a real production site, then move to Starter, Growth, or Scale depending on how many domains you manage.
Questions EU teams usually ask before rollout
These are the practical questions that usually show up before purchase, procurement, or launch.
Does Cookiezy keep non-essential cookies blocked before consent?
That is the intended technical model. Cookiezy starts from a necessary-only state and only enables optional categories after the visitor makes a valid choice.
Why does the EU-first setup matter?
For many teams, it makes the rollout easier to explain internally. Cookiezy combines an EU-first consent model with core application data hosted in the EU, payments processed via Revolut's EU entity, and support handled from the EU.
Does Cookiezy work with GTM and Google Consent Mode?
Yes. Cookiezy is built to support GTM and Google Consent Mode style setups, but the final container and vendor tags still need to be configured correctly.
Does Cookiezy guarantee GDPR or ePrivacy compliance?
No tool can guarantee compliance on its own. Cookiezy provides the technical controls for an EU-style prior-consent implementation, but your final position depends on your configuration, vendors, and legal review.
Can I use Cookiezy on multilingual EU sites?
Yes. The shared core supports locale-aware messages and locale-specific policy routes, including live locale updates in SPA-style frontends.