Privacy controls
Cookiezy is built for teams that want practical consent behavior, predictable rollout paths, and a product that still feels focused once it reaches production.
Necessary-first runtime, cookie scan and audit, hostname verification, issued packages, and EU-based support from one focused product.
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Lightweight. Fast. Clear by default.
Cookie consent. Done easy.
Lightweight consent that keeps your site fast and your data intact.
These are the capabilities that matter when a live site needs real consent logic, clearer analytics control, and fewer surprises after launch.
Optional analytics and marketing stay disabled until the visitor makes a valid choice and your tags or scripts honor the consent signals.
Map consent categories into the runtime signals modern Google analytics and advertising setups expect.
Cookiezy stays focused on the operational parts teams actually need: shared runtime rules, clean install paths, and fewer edge-case surprises.
Use theme tokens, layout presets, and brand-friendly styling so the consent layer feels native to the site.
Cookiezy is for teams that want modern consent behavior and rollout clarity, not a giant suite that creates more process than progress.
The scan and audit flow is included throughout the paid web product because teams need real visibility into live cookies and a practical way to expose that information on a policy page.
These are the practical questions that affect evaluation, purchase, and implementation.
That is the intended model. Cookiezy defaults to necessary-only behavior while analytics and marketing remain disabled until consent conditions are met and your tags or scripts respect the consent signals.
Cookiezy includes the consent runtime, theming, multi-language support, customer downloads, hostname verification, platform-specific paths, and billing-aware rollout flows.
Cookiezy currently has product or scaffolded rollout paths for WordPress, Hugo, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Strapi-oriented headless setups, and modern frontend stacks such as plain headless, React, and Next.js.
Cookie scanning and audit are available throughout the paid web product, including the 14-day trial. They are not reserved for a higher paid tier inside the main Cookiezy plans.
Review the client-readable cookies present on the active page and keep that view connected to the live site.
Give visitors a clear way to revisit choices and connect runtime behavior back to policy documentation.
Use locale-aware messages, policy routes, and runtime switching for multilingual and SPA-style setups.
Roll out the same core consent model across WordPress, Hugo, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, and headless frontends.
Keep installation, domain checks, billing recovery, and customer delivery aligned instead of improvising the rollout.
Cookiezy supports theme-aware styling, layout presets, and UI customization so the consent layer can match the site rather than feel like a generic overlay.
Yes. Cookiezy supports locale-aware message dictionaries, locale route mapping, policy URL routing, and runtime locale switching for SPA-style frontends.
