Most websites have a cookie banner that does not do what it promises. You see the notice, but Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel or Google Ads tags have already loaded before the visitor clicks anything. That is exactly what the AEPD penalises.<\/p>\n\n
The alternatives that do solve this usually charge per domain, page view or number of pages on your website. The more you grow, the more you pay.<\/p>\n\n
FrontConsent PRO does the job properly and costs the same whether your website has 20 pages or 2,000.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Instead of an \u00aball or nothing\u00bb choice, each person decides by category: necessary, analytics and marketing. That way, people who accept analytics but not advertising still provide you with visitor data.<\/p>\n\n Google Ads, Meta Pixel and Microsoft Clarity only load when the visitor accepts their category. If you use the official Meta Pixel for WordPress plugin, FrontConsent also holds back its signals, including the Conversions API, until marketing consent is given.<\/p>\n\n Place a \u00abManage cookies\u00bb link or button wherever you prefer (in the footer, in the cookie policy\u2026) and visitors can reopen their preferences at any time. The AEPD requires this, and it is already included.<\/p>\n\n Compatible with Google Consent Mode v2, Google Tag Manager, GA4 and Google Site Kit. Google receives the right signal and you do not lose conversion tracking.<\/p>\n\n The same number of clicks, with no design tricks. It is one of the points the AEPD reviews most closely.<\/p>\n\n You do not depend on another company’s cloud for your banner to work, nor do you send visitor data to a third party to manage it.<\/p>\n\n Bottom bar, side panel or centred window. Change the text, colours and cookie policy page directly in WordPress.<\/p>\n\n Paste the code for Google Tag Manager, GA4, Clientify, Brevo or ChatGPT Ads and FrontConsent recognises it and blocks it until consent is given.<\/p>\n\n Yes. FrontConsent PRO extends the free FrontConsent plugin, available on WordPress.org<\/a>. Install both and activate your licence.<\/p>\n\nWhat you get with FrontConsent PRO<\/h2>\n\n
Your visitors choose what to accept<\/h3>\n\n
Advertising does not start too early<\/h3>\n\n
They can change their mind whenever they want<\/h3>\n\n
Your analytics keep working<\/h3>\n\n
Rejecting is as easy as accepting<\/h3>\n\n
Everything stays in your WordPress<\/h3>\n\n
It adapts to your website<\/h3>\n\n
It detects your tools automatically<\/h3>\n\n
Comparison: what you pay for one website<\/h2>\n\n
<\/th> FrontConsent PRO<\/strong><\/th> Complianz Premium<\/th> CookieYes<\/th> Cookiebot<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Price for 1 website<\/td> \u20ac39\/year incl. VAT<\/strong><\/td> \u20ac59\/year<\/td> from $10\/month (~$120\/year)<\/td> from \u20ac7\/month; a typical website ~\u20ac30\/month<\/td><\/tr> Does the price rise as your website grows?<\/td> No<\/td> No<\/td> Yes, by page views<\/td> Yes, by number of pages<\/td><\/tr> Works inside your WordPress<\/td> Yes<\/td> Yes<\/td> No, cloud service<\/td> No, cloud service<\/td><\/tr> Designed for AEPD guidance<\/td> Yes<\/td> Generic EU<\/td> Generic<\/td> Generic<\/td><\/tr> Spanish support<\/td> Yes<\/td> Partial<\/td> No<\/td> No<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> Who is it for?<\/h2>\n\n
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Frequently asked questions<\/h2>\n\n
Do I need the free version?<\/h3>\n\n
Does this automatically make my website legally compliant?<\/h3>\n\n