30 Cookie Consent Banner Examples That Still Convert (2026)
Thirty real banners and what each one does well.
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New: launched August 2026
We scan your site for every cookie and tracker, hold third-party scripts back until a visitor consents, and keep an evidentiary log of every decision.
Tell us which site to scan. Works with a bare domain or a full URL.
A real headless crawl visits your cold, unconsented page and inventories every cookie, script, iframe, pixel and storage key it finds, including ones set before the page ever asks.
Every tracker is categorized as necessary, preferences, statistics or marketing, with a count of how many fired before any visitor consented.
Pick a position, theme and accent color, then paste one script tag. Your banner is live.
Your scan lists every tracker with its category and whether it ran before a visitor made any choice. Retag the ones that did and they stop, without touching the necessary services your site relies on.
Scan results
2 trackers fired before any visitor consented. Retag them and they stop, without touching Stripe or Intercom.
Adding a banner is the easy part. Actually stopping the scripts is where most setups quietly fail.
Retag a third-party <script src> as data-cmp-category and the browser won't execute it until a visitor consents to that category. iframes work the same way. Nothing fires by accident because nothing was ever real markup to begin with.
Most site owners never learn the tagging convention, so their analytics and ad scripts keep firing before consent even after the banner goes up. Paste our prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, or any coding agent and it finds every tracking script and iframe in your codebase and retags it correctly, leaving anything strictly necessary untouched.
Every visitor decision is recorded: timestamp, per-category consent, banner version shown, whether it came from the banner or Global Privacy Control, and any later withdrawal. Export it as CSV per domain. It's the record a data protection inquiry actually asks for.
Google's ad_storage, analytics_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization signals, denied by default for EEA visitors until they interact. Global Privacy Control detected and auto-honored, with the confirmation message California has required since Jan 1, 2026. Free tier included, not a paid add-on.
Run a free scan before you decide on a plan. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
Scan your site freeConsent banner requirements keep moving. GPC opt-out becomes mandatory across a dozen US states from January 2026, California now requires a visible confirmation that an opt-out was honored, and regulators have started fining banners whose reject option is harder to find than accept. This one is built against the current rules, not the ones from a few years ago.
Built after reading through the recurring complaints about the other consent platforms.
| PrivacyTerms.io | The common pattern elsewhere | |
|---|---|---|
| Suspends your banner or blocking on overage | Never | Common with other providers once you pass a usage cap |
| Consent Mode v2 on the free tier | Included | Often limited to paid plans |
| Multi-domain pricing | Flat $99/mo, unlimited domains on Agency | Typically priced per domain, so cost stacks with every site you add |
Based on publicly available pricing pages and user reviews for other cookie consent platforms as of August 2026, not a claim about any single provider. Terms vary by vendor and change over time, check current pricing before switching.
Billed on unique visitors, not pageviews. No suspension on overage, ever.
$950/yr billed annually
Flat, unlimited domains, white-label
$470/yr billed annually
Up to 15 domains, remove PrivacyTerms.io branding
$182/yr billed annually
Up to 5 domains, more frequent scans
$96/yr billed annually
Up to 3 domains, Consent Mode v2 fully unlocked
Free forever
1 domain, 5,000 unique visitors/mo
Every plan includes Google Consent Mode v2 and GPC. Domain limits: Agency Unlimited, Business 15, Pro 5, Starter 3, Free 1.
Questions about Cookie Consent before you get started?
Yes, but it needs the script tagged first. Change the script's type to text/plain and add data-cmp-category ("statistics" for GA, "marketing" for Meta Pixel, ads and retargeting tools), and the browser won't execute it until a visitor consents to that category. Untagged scripts still run as normal, which is exactly what our AI-agent setup prompt is for: it finds and retags every third-party script and iframe in your codebase in one pass.
Your banner keeps working and keeps blocking. We show an in-app upgrade prompt instead of suspending anything or quietly turning off tracking-blocking, which is common with other providers once you hit a usage cap.
Yes, on every plan, including Free. We don't gate Consent Mode v2 or Global Privacy Control behind a paid tier.
A real headless browser visits your site cold, before any consent, and inventories every cookie (including HttpOnly ones, read from network responses, not document.cookie), every outgoing script, iframe, pixel and beacon, and every localStorage, sessionStorage and IndexedDB key. Each result is categorized against a fixed tracker-signature database, deterministically, not by AI guesswork, so it categorizes the same way every time. Scan frequency scales with your plan, from weekly on Free up to daily on Business and Agency.
It's served from a separate, cookie-less subdomain and built to load in roughly 100ms without shifting your layout. That's the engineering target we build to; if you notice otherwise on your specific setup, tell us.
It's a separate subscription from your document generators. You can use both, and they live in the same dashboard: your privacy policy, terms and conditions, and cookie consent banner all managed in one place.
Branding removal unlocks on the Business plan and above. Free, Starter and Pro show the badge on your banner.
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