Cookie consent built for EU websites.
Keep non-essential cookies blocked before consent, leave necessary cookies active, and give visitors a clear way to choose analytics and marketing categories.
Designed for GDPR + ePrivacy-style prior-consent workflows, with necessary-only defaults, consent-aware tracking, and multi-platform rollout paths.
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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 compliant-looking banner is not enough on its own
EU teams usually need more than a visual banner. They need runtime behavior, policy links, and tracking setup to move together.
Necessary-only before consent
Non-essential analytics and marketing behavior should not start before the user gives the right permission.
Clear category choices
Visitors need a real choice between necessary, analytics, and marketing behavior.
Consent-aware GTM and GA
Tracking setup should follow the consent state instead of firing independently of it.
A usable policy and settings flow
Teams need a policy page, a settings re-open path, and a way to review cookies that are present on the site.
Built for EU-style prior-consent implementations
Cookiezy gives product, marketing, and engineering teams a practical way to ship a necessary-first consent flow without introducing a bloated CMP project.
Auto-blocking before consent
Optional categories stay blocked until the visitor actively allows them.
Google Consent Mode and GTM support
Map consent categories to runtime signals used in modern analytics and advertising setups.
Cookie scan and audit support
Review detected cookies, categories, providers, and durations on the policy page and after re-scan.
Multi-platform rollout
Use the same core consent model across WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, and headless frontends.
A cleaner rollout path for EU consent
Cookiezy is positioned for teams that want a focused consent layer and a practical implementation path, not an enterprise CMP rollout with too much overhead.
Typical setup
- Banner copy looks compliant, but tracking still leaks before consent
- Policy pages and runtime behavior drift apart
- Different rules and snippets across platforms
- Hard-to-debug GTM and Google consent behavior
Cookiezy
- Necessary-first runtime model
- Re-open settings and policy audit flow
- One shared core across multiple platforms
- Cleaner GTM and Consent Mode integration path
Cookiezy is built for EU consent workflows, not legal guarantees
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 re-open, 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.
Start with trial, then scale by domain count
Use the 14-day trial to validate the consent flow on a real site, then move to Starter, Growth, or Scale depending on how many production domains you manage.
Trial
14 days. Any core plan.
Test Cookiezy with full product access, 1 production domain, customer docs, and adapter downloads before you commit.
€0 for 14 days
Includes full core access during trial. After expiry, accounts fall back to necessary-only restricted mode until billing is active.
Starter
1 domain
Best for a single production site that needs a necessary-first consent setup and a predictable rollout path.
Growth
Up to 10 domains
Best for agencies, multi-brand groups, and teams that need one consent product across several EU-facing properties.
Scale
10+ domains or custom rollout
For larger groups, agency portfolios, or custom onboarding needs.
Questions EU teams usually ask
These are the practical questions that usually come up before rollout.
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.
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.