Cookiebot CMP helps you manage cookies and trackers on your website to achieve privacy compliance
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Implement a certified CMP
Google now requires publishers to implement Consent Mode v2. Complying with new Google requirements is essential for websites using Google Ads, AdSense, and other Google products in the EU, EEA, and UK. Noncompliance may impact your advertising strategy and ability to serve ads, thus impacting revenue. A Google-certified Consent Management Platform like Cookiebot CMP is required to obtain valid consent and signal it to Google services via Consent Mode.
Automate website compliance
With the dynamic data privacy landscape, keeping up to date with the latest legislation and frameworks can be challenging. Cookiebot CMP helps you manage legal complexities and privacy requirements in the markets where your business operates. Cookiebot CMP helps to streamline your website privacy compliance with automation powered by the latest tech stack. Automated website scanning and cookie and tracker categorization saves you time and resources, with minimal ongoing maintenance.
Easy and seamless implementation
Easy to implement with full integration into your existing tech stack. Our reliable legal and tech expertise enables user-friendly setup and customization and delivers data privacy compliance peace of mind. Avoid disruptions to or impact on your website performance and get seamless integration with Google Consent Mode v2.
The most used solution for compliant use of cookies and online tracking
Used on
1.4 million
websites
Manages
5.2 billion
monthly user consents
Supports
47+
languages
I am a Marketer
Update your website to accommodate Google’s Consent Mode v2 requirements. Avoid disruptions to your Google campaigns, ad revenue, and user experience.
I am Website Owner / I am an SMB Owner
The GDPR applies to all websites with users from the EU. Running a website, without using cookies is almost impossible. Simplify and automate processes like consent collection, data sharing, and reporting to free up time so you can focus on other tasks.
I am a large agency / full service provider / B2B SaaS company
Does your business manage thousands of customers’ websites? Contact us via this form to discuss the options we provide to benefit your business and customers.
84% of users are more loyal to companies with strong security controls. (Salesforce, 2019)
60% of users say they would spend more money with a brand they trust to handle their personal data responsibly. (Global Consumer State of Mind Report 2021)
Since 2018, data privacy has become a hot topic globally. Currently, more than 120 countries have put regulations in place to protect data and privacy.
Level of awareness about data privacy continues to increase among consumers. They want transparency and freedom of choice for how their data is being collected and used.
Cookiebot™ Pricing and Plans
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All Premium Plans include the following features
Choose from 47+ available languages
Deliver different banner based on the user location and required legal framework.
Banner localization to 47+languages including German, French, Italian and Spanish.
up to 12 months
Customizable
Customizable
Manual and automatic
Repository of 13,000+ pre-categorized and described trackers
Network of 3000+ resellers. Visit our Find a Reseller page to locate a reseller in your region.
FAQs
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU law that governs the processing of personal data of individuals inside the EU. The GDPR requires websites who uses cookies that process personal data to first obtain the clear and affirmative consent of users. The GDPR also empowers users with the rights to access their collected personal data, have it rectified and deleted.
Under the GDPR, consumers — like visitors to websites, ecommerce shoppers, app users, etc. — must provide explicit consent before their personal data can be collected from their online activities and processed for various purposes. Consumers must also be notified about the ways their data is collected, for what purposes, who may have access to it, and other details. A consent management platform enables websites, apps, and more to provide information about cookies and tracking services in use (Data Processing Services) and enables users to make granular consent choices about what service uses, like cookies, they consent to, or not. This helps meet GDPR requirements.
Consent Mode is a tool provided by Google that enables websites to communicate users’ cookie consent choices to various Google tags that help measure website and advertising performance. The tool was initially used primarily for anonymized data tracking. However, its intent and use have evolved, and today it functions more as a signaling tool.
Consent Mode was updated to v2 in November 2023, and now website operators can better meet compliance requirements, integrate systems, and respect users’ consent choices automatically in line with regulatory requirements and those directly from Google that apply to third parties like advertisers.
Google Consent Mode can be used with a consent management platform (CMP) like Usercentrics CMP, or directly with the global site tag (gtag.js) or Google Tag Manager (GTM).
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into force on November 1, 2022, and is designed to impact competition — namely antitrust issues — consumer protection, and privacy in the digital sector by regulating large online platforms, aka the designated “gatekeepers”.
The DMA imposes restrictions on social networks, search engines, video-sharing platforms, operating systems, cloud computing services, and online advertising services owned by large digital corporations like Google, Facebook, and Amazon. Because they have a significant impact on the market, these gatekeepers are subject to specific obligations and restrictions to level the playing field for smaller businesses and protect user rights. For users, it enhances privacy by imposing new data restrictions and allowing them to uninstall preloaded applications.
Access all of our resources about the Digital Markets Act in our Resource Hub.
Google Consent Mode v2 supports:
- Google Analytics / Google Analytics 4
- Google Ads (Google Ads Conversion Tracking and Remarketing)
- Floodlight
- Conversion Linker
Around the world, more and more countries are passing data privacy laws, which protect the personal data and rights of the majority of the world’s population. Companies that do not comply with privacy laws and be fined large amounts, and experience penalties that can damage their businesses. Additionally, violations can result in loss of consumer trust and company reputation, which would also be damaging long-term.
More recently, influential digital platforms that many companies rely on for advertising, audience access, analytics, and more, are starting to levy data privacy requirements on the third-parties that use their platforms and services, in order to ensure compliance with privacy regulations. Companies not wanting to lose access to these vital services must adhere to the requirements.