Four clear categories
Necessary, Functional, Analytics, and Marketing choices give visitors control without overwhelming them.
Cookie consent, minus the nonsense
Accessible, category-based cookie consent for WordPress—without a subscription, an external account, or a side of telemetry.
Big deal… want a cookie?
We use cookies to make this site work and—with your permission—to understand what’s useful.
Direct integrations included
Respect, built in
Clear for visitors. Practical for site owners. Designed around informed choice from the first page load.
Necessary, Functional, Analytics, and Marketing choices give visitors control without overwhelming them.
Recognized scripts and embeds stay dormant until their category is allowed—privacy-first basic consent mode by default.
A persistent preferences control makes withdrawing or updating consent as easy as granting it.
Policy revisioning, Site Health checks, cookie declarations, and developer hooks help consent stay maintainable.
Simple setup
Add the plugin to WordPress and open Want a Cookie? in your admin menu.
Set your privacy page, banner appearance, consent duration, and optional integrations.
Review every service on your site, purge caches, test consent behavior, and keep your inventory current.
Privacy readiness
Core setup complete
Anonymous aggregate data only.
Plays nicely
Enable only what you use. Optional vendor code is not requested until the visitor allows its category.
Honest by design
Automatic blocking helps, but every site is different. You still need to inventory services, configure tags, maintain your privacy policy, and re-audit after changes.
Free, open source, and made for WordPress. Version 1.0.23 requires WordPress 6.5+ and PHP 8.0+.
Find it on WordPress.orgThe plugin is awaiting its public WordPress.org listing.