Consently

Cookie compliance sneaks up on every website that runs an ad pixel, an analytics script, or a chat widget. Consently plants a banner, scans your cookies, generates the legal boilerplate, and logs every consent decision from one script tag installed on your site. IAB TCF 2.2 and Google Consent Mode v2 support means your ad tracking keeps working after visitors opt in or out.

What Consently actually does

The setup collapses cookie compliance into a single dashboard. Install one script, and it handles the banner, the policies, the site scan, and the audit log with no separate tools to keep in sync.

• Launch a brand-matched cookie banner with control over layout, color, font, and copy

• Generate Privacy, Cookie, and Terms policies from ready-to-use templates

• Embed policies directly on the site and keep them updated automatically

• Serve the banner and policies in 25+ languages with automatic language detection

• Scan the site for first-party and third-party cookies on autopilot

• Block cookies until visitors opt in, keeping analytics data cleaner

The features that matter

• Design on-brand cookie banners — control layout, color, and copy without hiring a designer.

• Whip up policies in minutes — Privacy, Cookie, and Terms templates you customize per business and jurisdiction.

• Stay compliant across regions — Google-certified CMP status keeps ad conversion tracking working across Analytics, Ads, and programmatic partners.

• Know every cookie — the site scanner catches third-party cookies you didn't know were firing.

The audit log is what separates Consently from the free banner scripts most sites eventually replace. Every consent decision is timestamped and tagged with country and consent status, so when a regulator or a client asks for evidence, the record is one export away.

Who it's built for

Marketing teams and site owners running EU or California traffic where consent isn't optional. If your site fires Google Analytics, Google Ads tags, or any programmatic tracker, the audit log alone justifies the setup, since you can point at a timestamped decision the next time legal asks. Agencies managing several client sites benefit from the multi-domain tiers, since one dashboard covers every client's cookie stack.

Solo founders and no-code site builders will appreciate how much of the legal drudgery is handled by templates instead of a lawyer's hourly rate. That said, a template is a starting point rather than a substitute for actual legal advice on tricky jurisdictions, and Consently doesn't pretend otherwise.

The pitch is boring in the best way: cookie compliance stops being the thing you'll get to next quarter. Install the script, walk through the banner and policy setup once, and the site runs audit-ready consent handling on its own.