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CCPA/CPRAUS data hosting

Stay compliant while you grow your list

Collect and manage marketing consent, privacy preferences, opt-outs, and deletion requests in one place. Built for U.S. privacy requirements — CCPA/CPRA workflows, audit logs, and “Do Not Sell or Share” preferences. Your analytics and ads keep working.

  • Manage marketing consent and opt-outs. One banner, one place where every choice is recorded.
  • Store privacy preferences in one customer profile. Every Axiom product honors them automatically.
  • Support CCPA/CPRA workflows. Opt-outs, deletion requests, and disclosures — handled step by step.
  • Keep an audit-ready consent history. Who saw what and chose what, exportable if a regulator asks.
  • Handle “Do Not Sell or Share” requests. The link, the workflow, and the record behind it.
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You did what everyone does — the law still calls it a violation

The site owner is responsible for data collection, and a cookie banner alone isn't enough. Get audited, and you can be fined.

Trackers fire too early

Google Analytics, ads, and call tracking load on arrival — before the person allows anything.

"Reject" doesn't stop it

The button exists, but data keeps flowing. Technically, there's still no consent.

Nothing to prove it

If an audit comes, you have nothing to show you ever asked for consent.

CPRA is in force and enforcement is ramping up

The question is not whether you get fined, but whether you can prove you asked for consent.

$7,500
per intentional violation (Cal. Civ. Code §1798.155)
$2,500
per unintentional violation — and it is per consumer
enforcement
the California AG and CPPA investigate and audit
CPRA · 2023
in force since 2023; case law is forming and spreading by state

We bring your site into compliance — in five steps

01
Scan

Find

Every tracker, ad pixel, chat, and form on the site.

02
Explain

In plain words

What goes where — no legal fog.

03
By consent

Switch on

Trackers fire after consent; ads run on those who opted in.

04
Prove

Log

Who saw and chose what — export for auditors.

05
Monitor

Watch

A new tracker appears — we tell you right away.

Before — fine risk. After — compliance you can prove

The usual way

  • Trackers and ads fire automatically on arrival
  • The "Reject" button doesn't stop data collection
  • No proof of consent
  • A new tracker slips in unnoticed

With Consent

  • Trackers fire after consent — as the law requires
  • Analytics and ads run on those who opted in
  • A consent log is ready for an audit
  • You are the first to know about a new tracker

"Blocking trackers will crater my analytics"

Not true. Trackers fire right after consent, and most of your audience consents. You keep counting conversions and retargeting — on those who opted in.

40–85%

opt in — the rate depends on banner design and audience.

Google Analytics, Google Ads, and Meta count those who opted in; forms and call tracking work as usual. Consent Mode is supported — Google honors the consent signal, which softens data loss.

The platform already works — not a plan or a prototype

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US data hosting

Visitor data stays in the US — on infrastructure you can audit.

Built for CCPA/CPRA

Cookie consent, trackers after consent, evidence storage. Templates drafted by privacy counsel.

Set up in minutes

Ready modules for popular platforms — no developer.

Connectors for the platforms the web runs on
WordPressShopifyWixSquarespaceWebflowMagentoBigCommerceJoomlaDrupalHubSpotGoogle Tag Manager

For WordPress, Shopify, and Wix — native plugins; for everything else, one script on any site. No developer anywhere.

We prepare your policy and consent for you

From you — just your business details. The rest is generated automatically: a privacy policy and consent. Added a tracker — we update the documents too.

Landing page

One or two forms and a tracker — a simple pack for lead capture.

Corporate site

Contact forms, analytics, chat — an extended pack for several purposes.

Online store

Orders, payments, shipping, ads — a full pack for shopper data.

A typical cookie banner is just text

What mattersFree pluginEnterprise CMPsConsent
Fires trackers only after consentnoyesyes
Scans your site automaticallynoyesyes
Watches for changesnoyesyes
Keeps a consent log (proof)noyesyes
Prepares documents for younonoyes
US data hosting, transparent pricingnonoyes

For people whose site is their livelihood

One solution covers you, whether you run client sites or your own.

Agencies and studios

They manage dozens, sometimes hundreds, of client sites. For them, Consent is a new service and recurring revenue — every site from one dashboard.

Businesses with their own site

Stores, clinics, real estate, services — anywhere with ads, analytics, and forms, where a fine really hurts.

Clinics and health

Booking forms hold health data — a sensitive category (HIPAA-adjacent). We set up a dedicated consent flow for that.

A new service for your clients — and revenue for you

$3–7
you pay us per site (wholesale)
$19–49
what you bill the client
$1k–3k
monthly margin from 50 sites

White-label reports under your brand · bulk-onboard your portfolio from one dashboard · hand first-line support to us.

Affordable even for a single site

A flat price per site — no surprise charges at the end of the month. The more sites, the cheaper each one.

PlanPer monthSitesWhat is included
Free scan$0one-timea report of what is wrong on your site
One site$91scan, consent-gated trackers, consent log
Business$29up to 3ad consent, reports, alerts
Agency$79–$39910 / 30 / 100one dashboard, your logo, bulk onboarding
Agency+$899300 (~$3/site)partner terms, priority
EnterpriseCustomanydedicated deployment, SSO

The short version

Will ads and analytics stop working?

No. Trackers fire right after consent, and most people consent. Google Analytics, Google Ads, and Meta count those who opted in; Consent Mode softens data loss from those who declined.

What stays on the site owner?

Responding to consumer privacy requests (DSAR) stays with you — we don't take that on, but we hand you everything you need for it. Cookie consent, tracker gating, and evidence storage are on us.

Do I need a developer?

No. For WordPress, Shopify, and Wix — native plugins; for everything else, one script. Set up in minutes.

Why are you better than a free plugin?

A plugin shows "we use cookies" text but controls nothing and proves nothing. Consent fires trackers only after consent, keeps a log, and prepares documents. Enterprise CMPs can do this too, but cost far more and are overkill for SMB.

What if I switch to another service?

We hand you a full export of the consent log — no data loss. The evidence you accumulated stays yours.

Will this slow down my site?

No. The consent script loads asynchronously and gates third-party trackers — it doesn't block your page from rendering. If anything, blocking trackers until consent means fewer scripts race to load on that first visit.

I get some visitors from outside the US — does this cover GDPR too?

Consent is built around CCPA/CPRA. The same consent-gating mechanism (block trackers, log the choice, let people opt out) covers most of what GDPR asks for, but the disclosures and legal basis differ by region. If the bulk of your traffic is US-based, this is the right tool; a site with a mostly-EU audience needs GDPR-specific counsel on top.

Scan my site free in 2 minutes

No signup. We show you what's firing before consent and what's at risk — fixing it takes minutes.