CookieScript CMP

Overview

CookieScript records consent, lets visitors withdraw it on any page, and blocks first- and third-party cookies according to their preferences. Consent data is encrypted, stored on secure servers and exportable, which gives teams a record of visitor choices to work with.

Automatic cookie categorization and monthly scans help maintain cookie declarations, but the scan allowance is the practical constraint: sites with large page inventories will need a paid tier. Banner behavior and design can be customized, with translated banners and geographic targeting. Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF support, plus cross-domain consent sharing across top-level domains and subdomains, make the controls relevant to sites serving visitors across regions. CookieScript is presented as a Google-certified CMP.

CookieScript says its content and generated documents are general information, not legal advice. Consent tooling can support privacy workflows, but it is not a substitute for legal guidance.

Key features

Scanning, blocking and integrations

Automatic monthly scans and script blocking reduce recurring manual work, with visitor preferences applied to first- and third-party cookies. The monthly scan schedule is useful for routine maintenance, though teams needing more frequent updates should account for that cadence. API access can manage banners, consent logs, cookie declarations, scan results, individual cookies and multiple domains, making it a stronger fit for teams that want to connect consent operations to their own systems.

Integration guides cover WordPress and WooCommerce, Shopify, Joomla, PrestaShop, Wix, Magento, Drupal, OpenCart, Squarespace, Weebly, Shopware, Kajabi and Webflow. That breadth helps teams keep a CMP alongside an established site platform rather than rebuild around it. Self-hosted code is also supported.

Agency and team controls

Teams can manage client sites from one dashboard, assign roles and access reports. The agency offering adds API integration and client access controls, which is useful when an agency needs to separate client responsibilities while keeping site administration in one account. Email and live chat support are available, with an AI assistant; calls and video meetings are not provided.

Pricing

CookieScript uses a freemium model. Paid prices below are monthly equivalents billed for a one-year subscription period, with automatic yearly payments through PayPal or Stripe. The paid plans include the listed features without hidden fees or upselling, but the annual commitment matters for teams that need a short-term arrangement. Plus has a trial available, and purchases qualify for a full refund within seven days.

The free tier’s low scan ceiling makes it a limited long-term choice for sites whose cookie footprint grows. Lite removes the pageview cap but only scans 100 pages per domain; Standard and Plus are the meaningful upgrades when scan coverage is the bottleneck. The standard domain ceiling is 200, with larger agencies able to request a quote.

Platforms

CookieScript supports web, API and self-hosted use, and integrates with popular systems including WordPress, Shopify and Wix. Its integration guides extend to a broad set of CMS and commerce platforms, while the API offers control over multiple domains and consent-related data. This is a practical advantage for teams already invested in those platforms; buyers should still match their own page counts to the plan’s per-domain scan allowance.

Who it's for

CookieScript is best suited to website operators and agencies that need consent records, preference-based cookie blocking and multi-domain controls in one service. It is particularly relevant when cross-domain sharing, localized banners, API management or a wide CMS integration set matters. It is less compelling for a small site that stays under the free tier’s tight scan and pageview limits only temporarily, or for teams unwilling to accept annual paid billing.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Paid tiers include unlimited monthly pageviews, so traffic growth does not itself force a plan change.
• Pros: API coverage spans banners, logs, scan results, cookie declarations and multiple domains, useful for integrating consent management into existing workflows.
• Pros: Consent withdrawal, encrypted exportable records, cross-domain sharing and broad CMS integration support a range of multi-site operations.
• Cons: The free plan scans only 10 pages per domain and caps monthly pageviews at 10,000, limiting its fit for active or larger sites.
• Cons: Paid plans use automatic yearly payments, so the monthly-equivalent prices do not represent a month-to-month commitment.
• Cons: Scans run monthly, and the paid scan caps top out at 3,000 pages per domain; larger inventories may require a quote or another fit.
• Cons: Support does not include phone calls or video meetings, which may not suit teams that require those channels.

Alternatives

Compare cookie consent management platforms if you want to weigh CookieScript against other CMP options.

• CCM19 is worth comparing for a permanently free plan with one domain or app and 5,000 impressions, particularly if that allowance suits your traffic.
• ConsentStack offers a free Basic plan with 1k unique monthly visitors, one domain and two team members; consider it when those caps and team size fit better.
• Secure Privacy has a free plan capped at 10 domains and 500 consents per month, a different limit structure for teams that track consent volume.
• Seers AI offers a free plan for one domain and 100 monthly visitors, making it an option for a very small site within that visitor limit.
• CookieHub CMP has a free plan with 1,000 sessions per month and 50 pages scanned; its Starter plan is 6.00 EUR per month billed monthly, so it may suit buyers who prefer a monthly term.
• Cookiebot CMP has a free plan for one domain and up to 50 subpages, making it a comparison point for a smaller site prioritizing that allowance.
• UniConsent lists a Basic plan at 20.00 GBP per month billed monthly, with 300,000 users per month, three websites and 52+ languages; consider it if those stated allowances and monthly billing align with your needs.
• CookieYes is another freemium alternative with a free plan and free trial.

Verdict

Choose CookieScript CMP if you need a consent platform for multiple sites, want its API and broad CMS integrations, and can work within monthly scan caps on an annual subscription. Its clearest advantage is the combination of multi-domain controls and unlimited pageviews on paid plans; look elsewhere if you need month-to-month billing, more frequent scans, or a free tier with room for a larger site.