Ultimate GDPR & CCPA Compliance Toolkit

Privacy laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) ask site owners to get consent for tracking, answer data requests and publish a clear privacy policy. Handling each of those with a separate tool takes time. This plugin gathers them into a single toolkit that works inside WordPress and does not require technical expertise.

Visitors see a customizable cookie notice and can submit requests to access, modify or delete their personal data through forms. Compliance settings can adapt to visitor location, applying GDPR rules to EU users and CCPA rules to California residents. Consent records and audit logs are kept so you can review them or export them when needed. It suits a small blog as well as a larger online store.

Features

• Customizable cookie consent banner: Show a cookie notice you can adjust to your site, so visitors give explicit consent before data tracking and storage take place under GDPR and CCPA.
• Data request forms: Visitors can submit requests to access, modify or delete their personal data through forms, which reduces the manual handling of these requests.
• Privacy policy templates: Pre-built privacy policy templates give you a starting point and are described as updating to reflect changes in privacy law.
• User consent management: Track and manage user consent records, then export them to show compliance during audits or legal reviews.
• Geo-targeted enforcement: Compliance settings adjust to where the visitor is located, with GDPR rules applied to EU users and CCPA rules applied to California residents.
• Detailed audit logs: Logs record user data interactions and cookie consents, which supports accountability and makes reporting to regulators simpler.
• Multi-language support: The compliance tools are translatable, so visitors from different regions can read notices and forms in their own language.
• Google Tag Gateway compatibility: The plugin works with Google Tag Gateway, which matters for sites that use it alongside their cookie consent setup.

Best for

• Small blogs that need cookie consent and a privacy policy
• Online stores handling visitor data from the EU and California
• Agencies setting up privacy controls for client WordPress sites