A shop is the worst place for a GDPR slip: Google Ads, GA4 e-commerce, Meta Pixel — all at once, all on customer data. CookieHug puts consent in order without losing conversion data.
The problem
Turn the pixels off — you lose conversion data and remarketing. Leave them running without consent — you risk fines and losing EEA remarketing, since Google has required Consent Mode v2 signals from March 2024. WooCommerce shops also tend to carry trackers bolted on by plugins nobody remembers.
The solution
CookieHug blocks pixels until consent, and Consent Mode v2 signals let Google model conversions even without consent — your campaigns keep optimizing. The nightly scan catches trackers added by plugins, and the anomaly radar alerts you when the cart starts returning 500s.
The same official plugin as for WordPress — ZIP from the dashboard, upload in wp-admin, automatic updates.
One click on "Connect with CookieHug", pick your shop's domain and you're done.
The first scan reveals all your shop's trackers — including plugin-added ones. Assign categories and the banner goes live.
No more than the law requires. With Consent Mode v2 in advanced mode, Google models conversions for non-consenting visitors — your campaigns keep their optimization data.
You style the banner to match your shop and keep it out of the purchase path. Consent analytics show you the real impact instead of guesses.
The scanner finds them and assigns categories, and the ScriptBlocker holds them until consent. When a new plugin adds another tracker — the anomaly radar sends an alert.
GDPR- and Consent Mode v2-compliant consent plus an anomaly radar — in a single script.