Premium Plan for WordPress Cookie Consent

From domain scan to visitor consent

Cookie Information Premium and Business are paid plans for managing consent on WordPress websites. Add a domain to start automatic cookie scans, then review the cookies found and where they send data. Classify cookies by category so users can make granular consent choices. Cookie blocking helps prevent first-party cookies and trackers from operating before consent is given.

Reports show cookie details, data destinations, and consent rates. Consents are stored on EU-based servers. The platform can generate a cookie policy for a WordPress page, where you can publish it with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

Configure the banner and consent tools

Both plans include banner customization. Choose a pre-built template for a framework such as GDPR or CCPA, then adjust its text, logo, colors, button styles, sizes, and layout. Banner text is available in 44 languages. Accessible templates meeting WCAG 2.2 standards are included, and advanced visitors can create custom templates with HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

Google Consent Mode v2 adjusts Google tags according to visitor consent. Its supported purposes include measurement, advertising, ad personalization, remarketing, and conversion modeling. To set it up in the WordPress plugin, enable the Google Consent Mode v2 toggle in Settings > Cookie Information, then select a compatible banner template in the Cookie Information dashboard. Google Tag Manager is also supported. The platform works with consent workflows involving ePrivacy, GDPR, and IAB TCF.

The Business Plan combines consent management with privacy-first analytics powered by Piwik PRO. The WordPress add-on also integrates with the Piwik PRO Analytics Suite.

Start the trial and add a domain

1. Install and activate the Cookie Information plugin from the WordPress dashboard.
2. Open Settings > Cookie Information and follow the account creation steps. The 14-day trial starts immediately with full capability access, and you do not need a credit card to begin.
3. Add the domain you want to monitor. The platform then scans the site for cookies to review and classify.
4. Choose a banner template and languages, tailor its appearance and consent choices, and configure integrations as needed.
5. Add the generated cookie policy to a WordPress page with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

Plans start at €19 per month per domain. That includes up to 500 subpages, weekly scans, and 25,000 monthly consents. Pricing scales with the number of domains and subpages, scan frequency, and consent volume. Choose a paid plan to continue using Cookie Information after the trial ends.