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A choice that fits your website
Set the colours, labels and category descriptions. Explain what visitors are deciding instead of showing only an acceptance button.
For websites, online shops and agencies
ConsentKit collects visitor decisions through a banner with cookie categories. Match its wording and appearance to your website, then connect consent choices to the way your analytics and marketing tools run.
Create an account and configure your website. Domain limits, consent history and other features depend on the selected plan.
From website configuration to a visitor's choice
Add your website
Specify its domains, describe the categories and configure the banner. Each website receives its own configuration key.
Connect your tags
Embed the script and connect your integrations to the appropriate consent categories. Check what happens after a refusal too.
Let the visitor choose
Visitors can accept, refuse or select categories. Their decision reaches the consent mechanism and correctly connected integrations.
Cookie consent
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Set the colours, labels and category descriptions. Explain what visitors are deciding instead of showing only an acceptance button.
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Each site has its own domains and configuration. Manage projects through the dashboard while keeping their settings separate within your plan's limits.
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ConsentKit passes consent states to Google Consent Mode v2. Correct tag integration connects the way those tools run to the visitor's decision.
Banner and preferences
Categories should reflect your tools. Before displaying a banner, identify which integrations collect data and decide how each one should respond to consent choices.
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Integration and checks
A CMP script does not configure every other tool for you. Connect your tags, inspect their requests and provide a way to change preferences. Consent history is available on qualifying plans.
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Who it is for
Start with the tools on your website and what they do. Use that list to choose categories and explain the options.
Add the domains in ConsentKit, configure the wording and embed the script. Connect consent categories to your tags' behaviour.
Check a first visit, refusal, category selection and changed preferences. Inspect what integrations actually do, alongside how the banner looks.
Before your first step
No. Third-party scripts need correct configuration in your website or tag manager. Displaying a banner and passing a consent state do not replace checking each integration you use.
Yes. ConsentKit sets and updates consent signals. Your Google tags and their loading behaviour also need to be correctly configured for measurement to reflect visitor decisions.
No. Retention and export depend on the plan, and the free plan does not retain a decision history. Review the current ConsentKit offering before choosing the features you need.
No. ConsentKit provides a technical mechanism for collecting choices. Your privacy information, processing grounds, tool configuration and wider organisational obligations require a separate assessment.
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Explore ConsentKit and choose a plan for your websites. If you need help connecting the tags, talk to us about implementation.