Privacy is not a hurdle.
It is your strongest infrastructure.
Measured on live client sites · Methodology and limits published
GA4 measurement beacons pre-consent on our founding site — the loader is fetched, the beacon never fires
PageSense beacons on a live Wix site, in a controlled A/B
Rows in a single tamper-evident report digest
Tracker vendors our own catalog was missing, surfaced by the crawler's unrecognized-domain bucket
Specificity beats a logo wall. We don't have 1.5M businesses. We have numbers that hold up.
Cookie counts are a floor — a browser cannot see HttpOnly cookies or server-side tracking, and counts move with how deep a crawl goes. What we can and cannot block.
§3 — The Problem
Your scanner said you were clean.
It was reading a list.
Most consent tools identify trackers by matching them against a catalog of known vendors. If a tracker isn't on the list, it doesn't exist.
We found this out on our own site. It was running a session recorder — the kind of script that captures what a visitor types and where they move their mouse, and exactly the kind named in CIPA claims. Our plugin's scanner reported nothing wrong.
That gap is why we built a crawler instead of a catalog.
Consentinel provides software and documentation, not legal advice. Nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship or guarantees compliance.
§4 — The Mechanism
Block. Observe. Prove.
§5 — The Honesty Section
Here's exactly what we can and can't block.
Blocking isn't purely a property of a consent tool. It's a property of where the website platform lets that tool's script run — and, on WordPress, of how each plugin chooses to emit its tag. Any vendor who tells you they block everything, everywhere, is describing a product that doesn't exist.
| Where the tracker lives | Example | Consentinel | Anyone else |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom code / JS-injected | Session recorders, Meta Pixel via custom code | Blocked | Only if they load first |
| Platform-native marketing tags | Wix Marketing Integrations, GA4 | Consent signals + cookie suppression | Nobody. Not Wix, not CookieYes. |
| Tags another plugin enqueues | wp_enqueue_script, id="handle-js" | Blocked server-side on WordPress, before the page is sent | Client-side tools can't reach these |
| Tags a plugin prints directly | Beehive's gtag loader, echoed into wp_head | Blocked server-side — with output-buffer gating switched on | Client-side tools can't reach these |
| Injected at the CDN edge | Cloudflare /cdn-cgi/, Rocket Loader | Not blockable — we detect and report it | Nobody. It lands after the server finishes. |
"We'd rather tell you the ceiling than sell you past it. When something is outside what any client-side tool can stop, we detect it, we tell you, and we document it."
Read the full breakdown →§6 — The Proof Point
Wix's own cookie banner let a session recorder load. With Marketing and Functional both turned off.
On a live client site we ran a controlled test — same browser, same tab, identical cache clear, Consentinel as the only variable.
Cookie counts are a floor — the browser can't see HttpOnly cookies. Absolute figures taken from devtools, not the page script.
That's the platform ceiling on Wix. No client-side tool can change it. We show you the receipts either way.
§7 — Pricing
Priced for people who run more than one website.
25 client sites
Twenty-five client sites on the middle of the hosted consent market — after the partner discount, not before — runs about $280 a month. Consentinel Agency is $99.
Block-until-consent, GPC, Google Consent Mode v2 and per-tracker overrides are full strength on the free plan. We don't gate the defense. We charge for breadth, depth and workflow.
§8 — For Agencies
One dashboard. Every client site. One invoice.
Twenty-five client sites on the middle of the hosted consent market — after the partner discount, not before — runs about $280 a month. Consentinel Agency is $99.
See plans and overage rates →§9 — Platforms
One script tag works anywhere. On WordPress our plugin also gates server-side, reaching tags no client-side tool can touch.
§10 — What's actually running
What's actually running on your site right now?
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