Block JavaScript and cookies
Optionally block 3rd-party JavaScript until a user gives their consent. Allow users to revoke their GDPR consent any time.
Export consent to CSV
Securely log consent to prove your compliance. Protect against GDPR audits.
Location aware, 23 languages
With geolocation. Show to EU customers only, with 23 built-in translations. Customize everything.
About GDPR+
Support
- Developer website
- Privacy policy
- support@impress.store
Pricing 3-day free trial
Lite
Free
Not GDPR compliant
Basic, customizable cookie bar
Basic
$3/month
GDPR compliance
For stores on the Basic plan
23 languages
Location detection
Collect active consent
Block JS
Block 3rd-party cookies
Shopify, Advanced
$7/month
GDPR compliance
For stores on Shopify or Advanced plans
23 languages
Location detection
Collect active consent
Block JS
Block 3rd-party cookies
Enterprise, Plus
$19/month
GDPR compliance
For stores on the Enterprise, Plus plans
23 languages
Location detection
Collect active consent
Block JS
Block 3rd-party cookies
* All charges are billed in USD. Recurring charges, including monthly or usage-based charges, are billed every 30 days.
Most recent reviews
Targus US
Updated: Thank you. I've received your emails and read the reply to this review. I appreciate the reply and fix. Previous Review: I've emailed support team in the past, via "support link" or the gmail email address they provide in the app. I've never received a response yet. They recently included a new feature in the app, 'Enable GDPR-compliant analytics' which seems to relate to a new console error I'm receiving from our site. I get a status 400 error from file 'set_tracking_consent.json' which, according to Shopify Support, the app is failing for smarteucookinbanner.upsell-apps even when agreeing to cookie consent.
Developer reply
Hi, thanks for the review and for reaching out! I've been working on new feature development the last few days and got distracted. Sorry about that!
(I sent the following via email but for anyone who's curious...)
Luckily that 400 status response is just a console warning from a Shopify API that was recently released, and wasn't causing any slowdowns or errors. The banner was still displaying, waiting for consent, and tracking acceptance.
Shopify just launched their Customer Privacy API at the start of the month, which is an API that lets our banner tell 3rd party apps when a user has consented to tracking. When the API left beta, Shopify changed the API behavior to render a 400 response if you interact with it when it's not necessary.
I just deployed an update to the banner, so now we only call the API endpoint when it's necessary. You won't see that console error anymore, and fortunately you don't need to change anything so we should be all set!
Thanks again for reaching out.
Zanio
Very Bad Support Team. The worst App Support i have had in that 1,5 years i am using Shopify. I have waited 3 days, get an answer, then i wrote in 1 hour back, now i am waiting since 2 days again. Lost 5 days. NO RECOMMEND!
Developer reply
Hi Zanio, thanks for writing a review, and I apologize we haven't met your expectations on support.
Unfortunately, we aren't able to offer custom programming, as you requested.
But as mentioned in our reply 3 days ago, you can fix the issue with your Facebook pixel by following Shopify's step-by-step instructions, here: https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/promoting-marketing/analyze-marketing/facebook-pixel#remove-facebook-pixel-code-from-your-online-store
A Nordic Saga
The app helped me to make my store GDPR compliant. It is easy to set up and it works well. I can recommend it!