Cookie banner and scanner. Free for 5,000 pageviews a month per domain, paid from $10 a month.
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Scan the site, block the cookies and show the banner from one dashboard. CookieYes is a cookie consent platform with a banner, a cookie scanner, cookie auto-blocking and a generated cookie policy. The free plan is per domain and covers 5,000 pageviews a month, scans of up to 100 pages, five scans a month, two banner layouts, GDPR and US templates and Google Consent Mode v2. It has no custom colours, no multilingual banner and email support only, and you get one free plan per account. Basic costs $10 a month per domain for 100K pageviews and $0.30 per extra 1,000, Pro costs $25 for 300K pageviews with geo-targeting and IAB TCF v2.4, and Ultimate costs $55 for unlimited pageviews and weekly scans. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial. G2 shows 4.8 from 315 reviews and Capterra 4.7 from 45, and the praise centers on support and quick setup.
Free tier quotas
Plan
Free, $0 per domain
Pageviews
5,000 a month
Pages per scan
100
Scans
5 a month
Banner layouts
2
Templates
GDPR and US
Google Consent Mode
v2
Cookie auto-blocking
Included
Not included
Custom colours and multilingual banners
Support
Email only
Limit
One free plan per account
Last sniffed Oct 17, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
👍 Good boy
+The free plan has a real allowance: 5,000 pageviews a month with Google Consent Mode v2 and cookie auto-blocking. An r/webflow commenter called the free tier generous and said it works very well for a new small site.
+Support is the top G2 theme. Reviewers describe quick answers, help moving dashboard ownership and a support team that took ownership of an issue for a user on the free version.
+Setup is described as simple. G2 reviewers mention an intuitive UI, a wizard-driven setup, clear steps for several platforms and a built-in tool for testing integrations.
+Paid plans have clear per-domain prices. Basic is $10 a month for 100K pageviews, then $0.30 per extra 1,000. Annual billing gives 2 months free according to the pricing page.
+Agencies use it at volume. A G2 reviewer said they manage consent for 100+ clients and that it makes the process easier than other tools they have used.
+Pro adds geo-targeting and IAB TCF v2.4. Ultimate removes the pageview cap, adds weekly scans and removes the CookieYes branding.
+Paid plans start with a 14-day trial. G2 shows 4.8 from 315 reviews.
👎 Watch out
−The free plan leaves out custom colours and multilingual banners, gives two layouts and email support only. Older Capterra reviewers asked for more advanced features in the free version.
−It is one free plan per account. An older r/webdev commenter said they used CookieYes on four projects because it is free if you create a new account for each website, which is a workaround and not a plan feature.
−The trial converts on its own. The pricing page says your card is charged automatically after the 14-day trial unless you cancel.
−Scan caps matter on big sites. Free scans 100 pages. An older r/woocommerce poster said the highest tier scanned only 8,000 pages, which was too few for their catalog. I could not confirm the current cap on Ultimate.
−A G2 reviewer rating the product 3.5 out of 5 said excluding URLs from scans is confusing and asked for more guides on the format.
−A G2 reviewer wanted a field per cookie for the third party's privacy policy and terms, and wanted visitors to be able to consent to individual cookies instead of groups alone.
−A G2 reviewer who ran several sites said subscriptions under different emails made charges hard to trace. They later moved to another consent platform for Google Ads and Consent Mode needs, and said that was about their business and not dissatisfaction.
−G2's pros and cons page lists expensive, scanning limitations and banner issues among the dislikes. A Capterra product page also shows a review titled Horrible experience, which I did not read.
The catch
The free plan is per domain and capped at 5,000 pageviews a month, 100 pages per scan and 5 scans a month. It has two layouts, no custom colours and no multilingual banner, with email support. You get one free plan per account.
Basic is $10 a month per domain with 100K pageviews, then $0.30 per extra 1,000. Pro is $25 with 300K pageviews, geo-targeting and IAB TCF v2.4. Ultimate is $55 with unlimited pageviews, weekly scans and branding removal. Annual billing gives two months free. Enterprise is by quote.
Paid plans start with a 14-day trial, and the pricing page says your card is charged automatically when it ends. Whether the free plan needs a card, and whether commercial sites may use it, are not stated in the page text I read. The pricing page was last modified in December 2025 according to its metadata.
What’s included
✓Cookie banner
✓Cookie scanner
✓Cookie auto-blocking
✓Cookie policy generator
✓Google Consent Mode v2
✓GDPR and US templates
✓Geo-targeting on Pro
✓IAB TCF v2.4 on Pro
✓Weekly scans on Ultimate
✓Branding removal on Ultimate
✓Integration testing tool
✓Dashboard for multiple domains
Free tier value
Generosity
B
Estimated value
Free for 5,000 pageviews a month per domain; Basic from $10 a month
Feature parity
Free has the banner, scanner and auto-blocking with limits. Paid adds pageviews and languages.
Screenshots
CookieYes homepageCookieYes pricing page
Paid plans
Basic, $10 per domain a month
100K pageviews, then $0.30 per extra 1,000. Lifts the Free plan's 5,000 pageview cap.
Pro, $25 per domain a month
300K pageviews, geo-targeting and IAB TCF v2.4.
Ultimate, $55 per domain a month
Unlimited pageviews, weekly scans and branding removal.
Enterprise, by quote
Custom limits. A G2 reviewer on a custom plan said they wanted scans kept under 18,000 URLs.
Common questions
Is CookieYes free?
Yes, per domain, for up to 5,000 pageviews a month. One free plan is allowed per account.
What does the free plan leave out?
Custom colours and multilingual banners. Support is by email only.
What happens at the end of the trial?
The 14-day trial is on paid plans, and the pricing page says your card is charged automatically when it ends.
How much are extra pageviews?
On Basic, $0.30 per extra 1,000 pageviews.
Does it support Google Consent Mode v2?
Yes, on the free plan too, according to the pricing page.
Is there an annual discount?
The pricing page says annual billing gives two months free.
Change history
Checked October 22, 2026
Pricing page lists Free at $0, Basic at $10, Pro at $25 and Ultimate at $55 per domain a month. G2 shows 4.8 from 315 reviews and Capterra 4.7 from 45.
