Your cookie plugin isn’t compliance. It’s a false sense of security.
GDPR fines have surpassed €2.1 billion, and enforcement increasingly targets small and mid-sized sites — not just enterprises. Real compliance needs a data audit, a properly configured consent platform, a privacy policy that reflects your actual data flows, and a way to handle subject rights requests. We build all of it.
Most small businesses install a cookie banner and call it done. That’s not compliance.
The European Accessibility Act required EU-facing compliance by June 28, 2025. CCPA/CPRA enforcement keeps expanding — as of January 2026, the definition of “sensitive personal information” widened, and sites must visibly confirm a visitor’s opt-out signal was processed. Competitors in this space are software vendors (Cookiebot, CookieYes). We’re the agency that does the implementation and advises on the right approach.
Sources: European Data Protection Board enforcement totals; CCPA/CPRA updates, 2025–2026.Audit your data, configure consent, document it.
Start with the audit — you’ll see exactly which trackers fire, where data goes, and where you’re exposed.
- Data-flow mapping: what’s collected, where it goes
- Which plugins fire which scripts
- GDPR / CCPA gap-analysis report
- Consent platform + script blocking before consent
- Google Consent Mode v2 + cookie categorization
- CCPA “Do Not Sell” + subject-rights request form
- Privacy policy updated to real data flows
- Yearly re-audit as regulations evolve
- Consent configuration updates
- Docs pack: DPA template, policies, retention schedule (+$497)
Map the data, control the consent, prove it.
Compliance is advisory work that carries legal weight. We treat it that way.
Map data flows
We inventory every script, pixel, and plugin — what personal data each collects, where it’s sent, and which legal basis applies. You can’t comply with what you haven’t mapped.
Block before consent
We configure a real consent management platform so trackers don’t fire until the visitor agrees — the part cookie-banner plugins almost always get wrong.
Wire the rights workflows
Google Consent Mode v2, CCPA “Do Not Sell,” and a subject access request form that routes to a real workflow — not a dead inbox.
Document everything
Updated privacy and cookie policies that reflect your actual data flows, a retention schedule, and a DPA template — the paper trail regulators ask for.
What a typical compliance setup resolves.
Illustrative of a WooCommerce site collecting EU and California customer data. Your audit reports against your real stack — we don’t claim a number we haven’t measured.
What businesses ask before the audit.
I have a cookie banner already. Isn’t that enough?
Do GDPR and CCPA even apply to me?
Are you lawyers?
Will the consent banner hurt my analytics?
What about my WooCommerce checkout data?
Find your 3 biggest compliance gaps.
A specialist reviews your site’s trackers and data flows, then sends back the highest-risk gaps under GDPR and CCPA — with what each one means. No call required.
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Find your compliance gaps before a regulator does.
Free audit. Real specialist. Every gap mapped to the regulation behind it.