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Looking for a free cookie-plugin

Hi there, ​I run a website that has operated without cookies so far. ​However, since I want to start displaying ads and using Google Analytics (or an alternative), I am currently looking into the various options for displaying cookie banners. ​It seems that…

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Hi there, ​I run a website that has operated without cookies so far. ​However, since I want to start displaying ads and using Google Analytics (or an alternative), I am currently looking into the various options for displaying cookie banners. ​It seems that many providers start out free but eventually charge monthly fees. Since my revenue is rather low, I'm trying to keep costs as minimal as possible: ​Can anyone recommend a cookie plugin that complies with current legal requirements (especially in the EU) and remains free? Thank you :)

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u/skuggic

Google has a free one that is built into Google Ad Manager.

u/kierdunOP

Ok that is a nice information, thank you!

u/skuggic

I haven’t set that up myself but I think it must be possible. Might require some custom coding or setup via Google Tag Manager.

u/kierdunOP

Not possible to use with Google ads it seems

u/kierdunOP

Is it possible to use that one also for Google Analytics and other companies or does it only work for Google Ads?

u/franker

I haven't used this but a quick google search showed me this - https://silktide.com/consent-manager/

u/tswaters

Tag manager has hooks for displaying a banner, and only loading the tags if consent is given (i.e., tags are just script tags, or custom JS , you can have a tag for GA, one for ad manager - both conditionally included once consent is given)

u/DigitalEntrepreneur_

If you're on WordPress, checkout Pressidium Cookie Consent

u/MattMWNDigital90

There’s a few decent ones if you’re using Wordpress. CookieYes is my go to

u/GrandAnimator8417

Can you use it for Analytics too? I’ve seen a lot of these “free cookie plugins” basically do the bare minimum and mostly play nice with ad/retargeting scripts, not real analytics setups. It’s safer to assume it only fully supports Google Ads unless they explicitly list GA + other vendors.