Flexible consent banners
Choose a center modal, top or bottom bar, or floating corner layout with responsive mobile behavior.
Customize the consent experience, organize cookie categories, control non-essential scripts, send Google Consent Mode v2 signals, and keep a pseudonymous record of customer choices.
Choose how this store may use cookies and similar technologies.
A unified admin for banner design, consent behavior, cookie declarations, integrations, records, and ongoing review.
Choose a center modal, top or bottom bar, or floating corner layout with responsive mobile behavior.
Control copy, colors, type, buttons, radius, shadows, animation, logo, policies, and restricted custom CSS.
Keep non-essential categories denied until visitors make an affirmative choice, with withdrawal and expiry support.
Manage necessary, functional, analytics, marketing, and custom categories with detailed cookie declarations.
Synchronize ad_storage, analytics_storage, ad_user_data, and ad_personalization signals with Google tags.
Review pseudonymous consent proofs, timestamps, preference statistics, expiration, retention, and CSV exports.
Run a lightweight server-side scan for response cookies and external scripts, then review declarations.
Use Shopify-managed privacy regions or a global display mode, with multilingual content overrides.
Gate Google tags, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, custom HTTPS scripts, and tagged inline scripts by category.
Start with the supplied accordion preference panel or select another placement. Adjust details without editing theme code.
Choose how cookies may be used.
Non-essential consent signals begin denied before configured tags load.
Accept all, reject all, or open category preferences and save a custom selection.
The app updates Shopify customer privacy and Google Consent Mode v2 states.
Approved Google, Meta, custom, or tagged scripts activate only when permitted.
A pseudonymous record stores action, categories, policy version, region, and timestamp.
A floating or custom trigger lets visitors review and withdraw consent later.
Random browser tokens and server-side hashing create pseudonymous consent records. Merchants can review trends, export CSV, configure retention, and update policy versions.
Dashboard figures shown are sample data, not product performance claims.
No. It provides technical tools, but requirements depend on your business, technologies, customers, and jurisdictions.
It gates scripts configured through the app or marked with its category attributes. Merchants must review independent scripts and apps.
Yes. Accept all, reject all, and category choices are available, with denied non-essential defaults.
Yes. Enable a floating reopen button or compatible storefront trigger.
No. It is a lightweight server-side scan and does not execute browser JavaScript.
Yes. It supports all four v2 signals and Basic or Advanced configured tag behavior.
Set up a flexible consent experience that fits your storefront and tracking stack.