Cirvgreen.

04 — Cirv Comply

Cookie consent that won't meter you.

GDPR, CCPA and LGPD consent for WordPress — banner, policy generator, consent log, geo-targeting. One flat plugin price for unlimited pages. Not per-page, not per-session, not a bill that climbs with your traffic.

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What it does, and what it doesn't.

It handles consent properly across three regimes and keeps the records you'd need in an audit. It does not phone home, sell consent data, or charge per visitor.

01

Consent banner

Accessible, themeable, and IAB-aware. Blocks scripts before consent — not a cosmetic bar that loads trackers anyway.

02

Policy generator

Produces a cookie and privacy policy from what your site actually loads, kept in sync as you add plugins.

03

Consent log

A timestamped, exportable record of who consented to what — the proof a regulator asks for, stored on your own site.

04

Geo-targeting

Show the right notice by region — GDPR in the EU, CCPA in California, LGPD in Brazil — without separate plugins.

What a consent record looks like.

Stored on your site, exportable, and yours — not held on a vendor's server you pay by the page to access.

consent-log entry
  ts        2026-05-31T09:14:22Z
  region    EU (GDPR)
  choices   analytics: denied · marketing: denied · functional: granted
  policy    v4 (2026-05-12)
  proof     hashed, exportable to CSV — stored locally, no third party

Pricing.

Free core on WordPress.org. Pro adds the consent log, geo-targeting and the policy generator — still one flat price, unlimited pages.

Pro

$9/mo

or $79/yr — save $29

  • Everything in Free
  • Consent log + CSV export
  • Geo-targeted notices
  • Auto-synced policy generator
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Frequently asked.

How is this different from Cookiebot or Complianz?

Cookiebot meters per page; some tools tier by domain. Cirv Comply is one flat plugin price for unlimited pages, and your consent log lives on your own site — not on a vendor server you pay to access.

Does it actually block scripts before consent?

Yes. Tagged scripts are held until the visitor consents — which is the part that makes consent real rather than decorative. A cosmetic bar that loads trackers anyway is what gets sites fined.

Will it slow my site down?

The banner is a small inline script with no external fonts or calls. Blocking trackers until consent usually makes the first load faster, not slower.