Works with your AI agent
Cookie consent for every site you manage, run by the AI you already use.
Tell Claude or ChatGPT to set up cookie consent on a domain. The agent creates the site, scans for trackers, and adds the tag. The next site takes the exact same prompt.
You Set up cookie consent on mysite.com. Claude · creating the site … Claude · scanning for trackers … 9 found Claude · sorted into Essential, Statistics, Marketing ✓ Added the tag to the head of every page and published. You Check the install. ✓ Tag found in the head. Score 90 of 100. One item open: publish the cookie policy.
How it works
You type one prompt. Your agent handles the rest.
You
Set up cookie consent on mysite.com.
Your agent
- Creates the site inside ConsentLayer using the default consent categories.
- Scans the pages for active trackers and files each one under the right category.
- Places the script tag in the head code wherever it can reach the site, through the code or the platform’s own connector. On other platforms, it hands over the tag and names the exact field.
- Checks the live page after launch, returning a score out of 100 with any open items.
Once, before your first site
Connect ConsentLayer to Claude or ChatGPT and sign in through your browser. No API keys to copy. After that, every site needs only that single prompt.
Common triggers
Three times this lands on your desk
A client asks if they need cookie consent
Ask your agent to handle consent on the domain. It builds the setup, runs the scanner, holds trackers until opt-in, and returns a score you can share right away.
Google Ads warns about missing Consent Mode
Tell your agent to turn on Consent Mode. It maps your banner categories to Google’s consent signals, republishes the layout, and aligns your ad tags with visitor choices.
A demand letter mentions an active pixel
Ask your agent what the site is running. The scanner pulls every live tracker, and your agent sets a rule to hold it back until the visitor agrees.
Common tasks
The daily work, handled in one line
Each card shows the prompt you give your agent, and what happens next.
Launching a new site
“Set up cookie consent on mysite.com.”
Your agent sets up the site, runs a scan, sorts the trackers, and inserts the script tag. Once live, it verifies the installation and returns your score.
Running a monthly sweep
“Re-scan all my sites and tell me what changed.”
Your agent scans every site across your dashboard and flags new trackers. It auto-files known tools and leaves unknown scripts for your quick review.
Checking a site's compliance score
“Is mysite.com still in good shape? Send me the consent numbers.”
Your agent returns the score out of 100, lists open items, and summarizes visitor opt-in rates. Full history exports to CSV on Studio and Agency plans.
A new pixel was added
“Something new showed up on mysite.com. Sort it.”
The scanner catches the update and emails you. Your agent places the new script into its proper category and sets it to wait for consent.
Managing US and EU privacy rules
“The business is in the US and gets EU visitors. Set the rules.”
Your agent applies targeted region rules: opt-out flows with Do Not Sell links and GPC support for California visitors, and strict opt-in banners for EU traffic.
Porting settings to a new site
“Copy the setup from mysite.com to the new site.”
Your agent exports the full setup from your existing site and imports it into the new one, including categories, trackers, text, translations, and region rules.
Bring your existing AI agent
Connect our integration in Claude or ChatGPT and send your first prompt. Or point your coding agent to our MCP server URL to let it edit code directly.
Lovable and Bolt cannot reach outside servers directly. For those build tools, set up the site in the dashboard and copy the auto-generated prompt, which already includes your real script tag.
Platforms
Works on every major platform
Same setup everywhere. Where the agent can reach the head code, it places the tag too.
Webflow
Your agent can write the head code through Webflow’s connector and install the tag itself. Requires a paid Webflow plan; publish when complete.
Wix
Go to Dashboard, Settings, Custom Code, and add the tag to the head on all pages. Requires a premium plan and a connected custom domain.
Squarespace
Go to Settings, Advanced, Code Injection, then Header. Requires the Core plan or higher.
Framer
Go to Site Settings, General, Custom Code, then paste at the start of the head tag.
Duda
Go to your site settings and paste into the head code field.
Custom code
Next.js, plain HTML, or any repository you maintain. Your coding agent inserts the script tag and commits it.
Oversight
See what your sites are loading
/ scanner
What the scanner finds
Your agent runs the scan on demand. Known trackers map to standard categories, while unrecognized scripts enter a review queue. Every scan checks against past results so new scripts jump out immediately.
How the scanner works/ consent log
What the log records
Every consent decision logs the chosen categories, applied region rules, banner version, user agent, and a salted IP hash. Filter records by country or decision, and export full logs to CSV on Studio and Agency.
What is in a consent recordFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions from web pros before getting started.
I do not use AI agents. Is this still for me?
Yes. Every feature the agent uses is accessible in the standard web dashboard. You can create sites, run scans, sort trackers, customize banners, set region rules, and view consent logs directly from your browser without using an AI agent.
Is this enough to keep a site legal?
ConsentLayer blocks trackers until consent, passes choices to Google Consent Mode, honors Global Privacy Control, logs consent records, and updates your cookie policy. We provide the technical enforcement and audit logs, but legal compliance depends on your specific business requirements.
What if the platform will not let me add head code?
Most site builders allow head code injection on their standard paid tiers. Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, and Duda all offer head code fields. If a platform completely blocks head code modification, automated script blocking cannot function.
Will your branding show on the banner?
Not on paid plans. Solo, Studio, and Agency plans allow you to remove all ConsentLayer branding. Banners on the Free plan include a small credit link.
Can the AI agent break a live site?
No. The installation requires adding a single script tag to the head. All settings managed by the agent can be adjusted or reverted in the dashboard. Deleting a site is the only destructive action, which requires typing the exact domain and is blocked while logs exist.
For developers
SDK, REST API, and the agent server
Control every feature from code with the JavaScript and React SDKs, the typed REST API, or the MCP server at https://api.consentlayer.com/mcp. Included on every plan.
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