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E-commerce

A store fixed before customers noticed the outage

An online store on WooCommerce, with GA4 and Google Ads campaigns.

Problem

The store needed Consent Mode v2-compliant consent to keep its GA4 and Google Ads data. And outside business hours, nobody was watching whether the site was even up.

Implementation

The WordPress plugin, a banner matched to the store's design and the automatic nightly scan — with no code changes.

Result

After a night-time server break-in, the store started returning a 500 error. The radar caught it during the 2:30 AM scan and sent an alert immediately — the store was fixed in the morning, before traffic returned. The owner knew about the outage before their customers did.

Dashboard screenshot: the radar's 500-error alert

Outage detected at 2:30 AM, store fixed before morning traffic

Agency

Every client site in one dashboard

An agency looking after its clients' websites — WordPress sites and stores.

Problem

Every client site needs a consent banner and Consent Mode v2, but a separate tool on each of them means separate logins, invoices and configurations.

Implementation

One CookieHug account, a separate domain for each site: its own banner, its own scans, its own consent log. A new client site means adding a domain and pasting the snippet.

Result

All sites in one dashboard, each monitored nightly. An alert about a problem on a client's site reaches the agency before the client calls.

Dashboard screenshot: domain list with nightly monitoring

A new client site = one added domain and one line of code

Business website

Consent Mode v2 without a developer

A business website on WordPress, run by the owner themselves.

Problem

Google started requiring Consent Mode v2, and the site didn't even have a cookie banner. Budget for a developer — none.

Implementation

Installing the WordPress plugin and picking the banner design in the dashboard. The snippet, gtag signals and cookie categories configured themselves.

Result

From installation to a working Consent Mode v2 banner took a few minutes. The scanner found and categorized the cookies on its own, and the owner gets an alert whenever something new appears on the site.

Dashboard screenshot: banner editor

From plugin install to a working CMP in minutes

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