GDPR Cookie Compliance

The purchase is a one-off charge and includes one year of updates. If you’d like updates after the first year you’d need to renew the licence.

What happens if I don’t renew my license?
If you don’t want to renew your license after it expires, you can continue to use the version of the premium plugin that you have, for as long as you want, but you won’t be able to receive any further updates nor activate the licence on any new installations.

How long does my license last for?
Your license is valid for a year from the date you purchase it. For example, if you purchase your license on 30th April, 2022, you’ll get regular updates of the plugin until 29th April, 2023. To receive updates after that date, you’ll need to renew your licence.

You’ll need one licence for every subsite where you’d like our premium plugin to be used.

For example, if you have 10 subsites as part of one multisite, but would like our premium plugin to be active only on 3 of them, then you need just 3 licences.

Yes, we offer full refunds within the initial 14 days of purchase.

We encourage you to test our plugins without a fear of loosing your money. So if our plugins do not work for you for any reason, we’ll give you a full refund, no questions asked.

Please remember to de-activate your licence first before removing the plugin from your CMS so that we can process your refund quickly.

Yes you can. You need to first de-activate the licence on the original domain where you activated it and then you can activate it again on the new domain (using the Licence Manager tab in the plugin settings).

Every licence includes one production environment.

It also covers 2 staging/dev environments if they use the following keywords in the URL:

• local
• localhost
• staging
• dev
• sandbox
• test
• beta
• pantheon
• kinsta
• wpengine
• flywheelsites
• mybluehost
• lightningbasehosted
• wpstagecoach

If your staging/dev environment does not use these keywords in the URL, then our system won’t know that those are staging/dev domains and you will need to buy additional licences to cover those environments.

Step 1: Please download and activate the latest version of the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org

Step 2: Add your licence key to the Licence Manager section within the plugin settings screen, click Activate

Step 3: The latest premium features will be downloaded automatically for you

We have dedicated support forums for our plugin users.

Once you login, you can create a new topic and post your questions there, and one of our friendly support team representatives will get back to you very soon.

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You can setup the plugin in the WordPress CMS main menu (on the left-hand side) -> GDPR Cookie Compliance.

You can use the following link to display the Cookie Settings Screen window:

[Relative Path – RECOMMENDED]
/#gdpr_cookie_modal

[Absolute Path]
https://www.example.com/#gdpr_cookie_modal
https://www.example.com/your-internal-page/#gdpr_cookie_modal

Our plugin loads scripts using JavaScript, which is why you cannot find the scripts when viewing the source code of the page.

To view the scripts, you can use the Developer Console in Chrome browser (Inspect Element feature).

The “Strictly Necessary Cookies”, sometimes called Essential Cookies, are cookies that are necessary for your site to function properly.

For example, we use Strictly Necessary Cookies to save information about which cookies the user consented to.

We are not storing any sensitive or personal data there, the cookie file contains only one of the following strings:

Disabled state: strictly: 1, thirdparty: 0, advanced: 0
Enabled state: strictly: 1, thirdparty: 1, advanced: 1

Yes. Once you setup the plugin, you should delete the scripts you uploaded to the plugin from your website’s code to ensure that your scripts are not loaded twice.

Yes, we have implemented hooks that allow you to implement custom code snippets.

You will find the list of popular hooks in the plugin setttings: CMS > GDPR Cookie Compliance > Help, Hooks, Filters & Shortcodes

You can also find the list of all pre-defined advanced hooks here.

Yes, the plugin supports subdomains on the same WordPress Multisite Network as part of our premium add-on.

We can sync users consent across your multisite network as long as your subsites are using the same domain and either folder or subdomain structure.

For example, if user agrees to cookies on one subsite (example.com/one/ or one.example.com), then we can automatically sync their consent and cookies will be accepted on the other subsites too (example.com/two/ or two.example.com).

There is only one exception where we cannot sync users consent between subsites and that’s when you’re using different domains (subdomains are fine). Browsers will treat each domain as separate entity and our plugin will be unable to alter cookies stored by the other domain. This is a security feature in browsers to prevent hacking.

This plugin only restricts cookies for scripts that you have setup in the Plugin Settings. If you want to block all cookies, you have to add all scripts that use cookies into the Settings of this plugin.

The Consent Log features stores all data in your WordPress website’s database.
The data stored includes: Consent Date, User’s IP address, Cookies Accepted and User Email (for logged-in users).
You can see the preview of Consent Log here.

This plugin is just a template and needs to be setup correctly in order to work properly.

THIS PLUGIN DOES NOT MAKE YOUR WEBSITE COMPLIANT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT ALL LEGAL REQUIREMENTS ARE MET ON YOUR WEBSITE.