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Privacy Consent (Cookies & Embedded Content)

Privacy Consent (Consent for Cookies & Embedded Content)

A consent management platform for cookies, scripts, and embeds to ensure compliance with GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, CCPA+CPRA, and other privacy laws.

Create Cookie Notice Banner

Easy to use consent management at your fingerprints.

Comply with global privacy laws and optimize consent rates for a better user experience — all with Privacy Consent.

GDPR, CCPA+CPRA, ePrivacy compliance

One platform to manage consent requirements for GDPR, CCPA+CPRA, ePrivacy, and many other privacy laws.

Intelligent geolocation

Show or hide notices based on visitor location with geolocation detection, optimizing consent rates.

Embedded content control

Collect user consent before loading embedded content that may collect data — like YouTube, reCAPTCHA, and others.

Consent log

Easily document and demonstrate user consent with downloadable and searchable logs (CSV format).

10+ languages

Deliver localized privacy notices in over 10 languages based on user preferences.

Design customization

Match your brand's style with customizable color palettes, custom CSS, and predefined design options.

No complex coding

Go live with a single line of code. Manage everything from Privacy Consent, and updates are applied automatically.

Preferences Center

Let users update their privacy preferences anytime with access to a Preferences Center.

Intelligent vendor blocking

Control the loading of vendor scripts based on user location and consent status with geolocation-based blocking.

Centralized vendor management

Manage all vendor scripts requiring consent from a single, easy-to-control location.

Privacy compliance made simple with Privacy Consent.

Easily comply with global privacy laws — one powerful solution, ready to go out of the box.

United States

Several state-level privacy laws, such as CCPA+CPRA, require businesses to provide an opt-out mechanism.

Europe

European privacy laws, including the GDPR, mandate user consent for data collection and processing.

Canada

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) requires an opt-out mechanism.

United Kingdom (UK)

UK privacy laws also require businesses to provide an opt-out mechanism for users.

Australia

Australian privacy regulations mandate an opt-out mechanism for users.

CCPA + CPRA

The California Consumer Privacy Act and the California Privacy Rights Act require an opt-out mechanism.

CalOPPA

The California Online Privacy Protection Act mandates businesses to offer an opt-out mechanism.

GDPR

The General Data Protection Regulation requires user consent for businesses in or operating within the EU.

PIPEDA

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act in Canada requires an opt-out mechanism.

And more

Our solutions support compliance with many other privacy laws worldwide.

Watch the Privacy Consent in action.

Privacy Consent is simple to set up and effortless to maintain — all packed into just one line of code.

Start the questionnaire

Answer a few quick questions to customize your Privacy Consent setup. Determine how it should work for you — show the notice banner at all times or based on visitor location.

Copy the code

Once completed, your Privacy Consent banner is ready. Copy the installation code (a single line of code) provided.

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Integrate the code

Integrate the Privacy Consent code into your website. Manage everything from one location through the TermsFeed app, with updates applied automatically.

Prices for Privacy Consent.

What's included? Absolutely everything — all in a single package. Just pick the plan that fits your needs.

Monthly plan

$10.00 / Month

Email support 24/7

7 days refund policy

100% money-back guarantee

Comply with GDPR, CCPA+CPRA and the ePrivacy Directive
Unlimited website pages
Unlimited additional subdomains
Unlimited website visits (Up to 1 million plugin loads / month)
Geolocation detection
Consent logs (CSV files)
Customize appearance
Translated in 10+ languages
Block third-party vendors
Automatic updates
Callbacks webhooks

Annual plan

$100.00 / Year (Get 2 months free, save $20)

Email support 24/7

7 days refund policy

100% money-back guarantee

Comply with GDPR, CCPA+CPRA and the ePrivacy Directive
Unlimited website pages
Unlimited additional subdomains
Unlimited website visits (Up to 1 million plugin loads / month)
Geolocation detection
Consent logs (CSV files)
Customize appearance
Translated in 10+ languages
Block third-party vendors
Automatic updates
Callbacks webhooks

Frequently asked questions.

Got questions about Privacy Consent? Find answers to the most common questions below before you sign up.

What is a cookie consent banner?

A cookie consent banner is a notice displayed on your website to inform users about your use of cookies and obtain their consent before storing cookies on their device.

Many privacy laws, like GDPR, require consent before cookies are stored.

What is Privacy Consent?

Privacy Consent is TermsFeed's Consent Management Platform (CMP).

It helps you comply with privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA+CPRA by displaying a cookie consent notice, collecting user consent logs, and allowing users to update their preferences.

Would Privacy Consent work on my website?

Yes, Privacy Consent works on all types of websites, regardless of platform or tech stack.

Simply create the installation code and add it to your site to get started.

Can I customize the Privacy Consent notice banner?

Yes! Privacy Consent offers two default palettes (light and dark), but you can also customize the colors using the editor's color picker.

Additionally, you can use custom CSS to adjust the design of the consent banner.

Can Privacy Consent block embedded content (YouTube, Google Maps, rich media)?

Yes, Privacy Consent is an all-in-one consent management solution for cookies, embeds, and more.

Check our technical documentation for instructions on how to integrate Privacy Consent to block embeds and media players like YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify, and more.

Everything you need to know about consent.

Practical insights to help your business stay compliant with consent regulations and privacy laws.

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