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Cookies are the most used technology for tracking website visitors. They are also used to collect and share data for additional purposes like remembering login details or shopping cart contents, displaying targeted ads on your domain, or providing data about your website’s performance with users.

Cookies fall into four use categories: necessary, preference, statistics and marketing. Only cookies strictly necessary for the basic function of your website are exempt from data privacy law requirements. All other cookies are regulated and require opt in (AKA prior consent) or opt out options, depending on where in the world your end users are located and what laws protect them.

Most websites use cookies and trackers, and WordPress sites are no exception.

You can check which cookies your WordPress website sets and whether that use is compliant with major data protection laws by running our free compliance test.

Yes, the cookie consent plugin is completely free to use up to a certain number of website sessions. Based on the amount of monthly sessions on your website and if you want to access premium features, your subscription may become subject to a monthly subscription fee.
See all details of the Usercentrics CMP plans and pricing.

Google Consent Mode is an open API that enables your website to run all Google services, such as Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and Google Ads, based on the consent status of your end users. It helps you make the best use of visitors’ data and consent and automatically signals the consent status of your website users to all Google services.

Google Consent Mode is enabled by default in the Usercentrics Cookiebot plugin.

Yes, the Cookiebot CMP is compatible with other plugins and themes. If another specific plugin does not support our Plugin, you can always ask the developer to add support for it.

Send an email to the plugin developer you want to support Cookiebot CMP and request it to be added. Cookiebot CMP provides a helper function to check if there is an active, working version of Cookiebot CMP on the website.

The easiest way for a developer to implement Cookiebot CMP support is to add a check where tags output to the visitor. This can be done following way:

$scriptTag = ”;
if(function_exists(‘cookiebot_active’) && cookiebot_active()) {
$scriptTag = ‘<script’.cookiebot_assist(‘statistics’).’>’;
}

Plugin developers can get more details in our Github repository.

Yes, Cookiebot CMP can be implemented with other content management systems, like Shopify, Joomla, Wix or Drupal. You can find all our implementation guides here.