Cookie consent banner
Necessary, analytics and marketing categories; "Reject" and "Accept" look equal. 21 languages, Google Consent Mode v2 signals, and tagged scripts do not run until consent is given.
Consent records
Every decision is recorded together with the banner text it was given for. The visitor's IP address and browser details are not stored; you search by consent ID.
Cookie scanner
Lists the cookies, third-party scripts and known trackers your page sets up, and warns about trackers not tied to consent.
Privacy notice generator
A KVKK privacy notice or a GDPR privacy policy plus a cookie policy from a few questions; in Turkish and English, as a hosted page or as HTML.
How does it work?
- Add your site and its domains in the panel and get your own install line.
- Add the line at the very top of your page's head section (without async).
- Change the type of scripts that need consent to type="text/plain" and add data-consent="analytics" or "marketing"; they run once consent is given.
<script src="https://api.haizora.com/v1/consent/ck_…/banner.js"></script>
<script type="text/plain" data-consent="analytics" src="…"></script>Plans
The free plan needs no subscription. Paid plans offer more sites, longer record retention and CSV download.
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Good to know
- The banner only blocks the scripts you tag. An untagged script runs without waiting for consent; the scanner warns you in that case.
- The scanner fetches your page from our server and does not run scripts: cookies set later by JavaScript are listed as "expected cookies" for known trackers. Only the given page is scanned.
- When the monthly consent record limit is exceeded, the banner keeps working and records are kept; records over the limit appear in the panel when you upgrade your plan.
- Consent records are kept on our servers; the visitor's IP address and browser details are not recorded.
- The generated texts are a general template and not legal advice; review them against your own processing activities before publishing.
- If your site has a strict content security policy (CSP), you need to allow our script address and inline styles.