Free

Cookie Consent Manager

A drop-in consent banner that meets DPDP requirements out of the box. Granular categories, equal-prominence reject, no pre-ticks, easy withdrawal — and a consent log you can prove.

Granular per-category consent
Reject is as easy as accept
No pre-ticked boxes, no nag patterns
Withdraw consent from any page
Tamper-evident consent log

Configurator

Build your banner

Customise the basics here. We'll generate the embed snippet you paste into your site's <head>.

Company name

Cookie categories

Essential cookies are always on. Everything else needs prior consent.

EssentialRequired for the site to work. Always enabled, no consent required.
AnalyticsUsage analytics (e.g. GA4, Plausible).
MarketingAd and remarketing pixels (e.g. Meta, Google Ads).
PreferencesNon-essential personalisation (e.g. theme, language).

Theme

Position

Live preview

Embed snippet

<script src="https://cdn.checkdpdp.in/banner.v1.js" defer></script>
<script>
  window.checkDPDP = {
  "companyName": "Acme India Private Limited",
  "policyUrl": "/privacy",
  "theme": "light",
  "position": "bottom",
  "categories": [
    "analytics",
    "marketing"
  ]
};
</script>

Paste into your site's <head>. The banner renders only on the user's first visit and on the cookie-preferences link.

Demo configurator. The script URL is a placeholder — the hosted CDN ships when our backend is wired up. In the meantime, the preview here shows the exact UX users will see.

How it works

What this banner actually does

Loads before trackers

The script defers nothing personal until consent — your analytics, ads and marketing pixels stay paused until the user clicks Accept on their category.

Records the consent

Every choice — accept, reject, partial — is logged with timestamp, scope and IP context, so you can prove what was given (and what wasn't).

Lets users change their mind

A persistent 'Cookie preferences' link in your footer re-opens the banner. Withdrawal is one click — exactly what DPDP requires.

FAQ

Common questions

Why do I need a cookie consent banner under DPDP?: Cookies that identify a user are personal data. The DPDP Act requires free, specific, informed, unambiguous consent before processing — that means a real consent step before non-essential cookies fire.
What makes a banner compliant?: Granular categories (analytics, marketing, preferences — each toggle-able), no pre-ticked boxes, reject as easy as accept, no nag patterns, an obvious way to withdraw consent later, and a record of who consented to what.
Is your banner really free?: Yes. The Cookie Consent Manager is free for any website. Paid tiers cover team workflows and the consent log for organisations that need to prove consent at scale.