Get ahead of the lawsuits
Plaintiff firms are scanning sites and filing class actions over tags that fire without consent, especially in California and stricter-privacy states. We get proper consent in place before you become the target.
Consent & Compliance
A consent banner that actually does something.
Most companies install a consent banner to look compliant, then never wire it to anything, so the pixels fire no matter what people click. That's a growing liability. Plaintiff firms are actively scanning sites and filing class-action lawsuits over marketing tags that fire without consent, especially in California and states with tighter privacy laws. We help you get ahead of it: your tags actually wait for consent and respect the choice, so you're genuinely compliant and not an easy target, and you still recover every conversion you're legally entitled to.
Deep expertise in
- Google Consent Mode v2
- OneTrust
- Cookiebot
- Osano
- Server-side tagging
- GDPR / CCPA / CPRA
We're not partnered with any CMP. We'll wire up the banner you already run, or help you pick one, and make it actually gate your tags.
The work
What we do.
Consent that actually gates tags
GA4, Meta, TikTok, Google Ads, and every other pixel wait for the visitor's choice and honor it, so "Reject all" actually means reject.
Google Consent Mode v2, done right
Configured so you stay compliant and recover modeled conversions, instead of blocking everything and going blind.
A CMP wired to your stack
OneTrust, Cookiebot, Osano, or your platform's native banner, connected to your tag manager, not just dropped on the page and forgotten.
Cookie & tracker audit
A full inventory of what's actually firing, when, and whether it's disclosed, plus a privacy policy that finally matches reality.
The right rules by region
GDPR and UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and the growing list of US state laws, with geo-aware behavior so each visitor gets the correct experience.
Server-side & PII hygiene
Keep personal data out of your tracking payloads and move tags server-side for cleaner data and tighter control over what leaves the browser.
Compliance, not costume
A banner that doesn't gate your tags is a costume.
Putting up a consent banner and calling it compliance is like wearing a catcher's mask to a board meeting. It looks the part and protects you from nothing. If the tags fire no matter what the visitor clicks, you're not compliant, you've just documented that you knew better, right as plaintiff firms turn exactly that into class-action paydays. We make the banner mean it: the choice actually controls what loads, honestly and provably. And because we set up Consent Mode the right way, you don't pay for that honesty with your data. You stay compliant, you stay off the radar, and you keep measuring. Getting proper consent isn't just about avoiding trouble, it's about respecting the people who trust you with their data.
A consent banner that gates nothing isn't compliance. It's a costume.
You might be a fit if any of this sounds familiar:
- Your banner says "Reject all" but the pixels fire anyway
- You installed a CMP and never touched your tags
- You're not sure your Meta Pixel is a lawsuit waiting to happen
- Consent Mode is a phrase you've heard, never set up
Sound like your problem?
Tell us what your banner is (or isn't) doing. We'll tell you straight whether your tags are actually honoring consent, and how we'd fix it.
Let's chat