WordPress plugin
Real Cookie Banner PRO: Consent controls for WordPress
Real Cookie Banner PRO is the paid edition of a WordPress add-on for managing consent before selected services, cookies, scripts, or embedded content run. Configure service groups and opt-in or opt-out scripts, then use the banner to present consent choices and accessible legal links. Whether a setup meets applicable requirements depends on the website, its use case, and its configuration.

Control when WordPress services load
Real Cookie Banner PRO is the paid edition of a WordPress add-on for managing consent before selected services, cookies, scripts, or embedded content run. Configure service groups and opt-in or opt-out scripts, then use the banner to present consent choices and accessible legal links. Whether a setup meets applicable requirements depends on the website, its use case, and its configuration.
The website scanner finds services that may need consent, recommends relevant templates, and can flag unknown services for review. It scans for services, not every cookie, and does not determine whether data processing is lawful. Compare its results with the services your website actually uses.
What PRO includes
- Service and blocker templates: More than 160 service templates provide legal and technical information for supported services. More than 130 content blocker templates help manage themes, add-ons, scripts, styles, fonts, URLs, and iframes that may set cookies or transfer personal data.
- Blocking controls: Use advanced visual blockers to hold selected content until consent is given.
- Banner styling: Choose from more than 20 design presets and adjust the banner with over 200 design options. A live preview shows design and text changes.
- Consent options: Configure consent for processing in insecure third countries, apply geo-restrictions, and use Transparency and Consent Framework support.
- Integrations: Work with Google Tag Manager, Matomo Tag Manager, and Google Consent Mode. Consent forwarding is available where supported by the configuration.
- Records and statistics: Consent entries are stored in the WordPress database so the origin of a consent can be traced later. Review statistics about collected consents.
From scan to consent record
Scan the website, review the services and template recommendations, then add or check the service and blocker information. Organize services into groups and configure their scripts and consent behavior. Use the guided checklist to work through setup, preview the banner, and test what happens when visitors grant or withhold consent. New services or website changes may require the configuration to be reviewed again.
