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Cookie Consent and GDPR Compliance - Zephyra Studio

What cookie consent and GDPR compliance is and who it's for

Cookie consent and GDPR compliance covers setting up a consent banner or dialogue for visitors, configuring cookie categories (necessary, analytics, marketing), and editing the privacy policy to match how the site actually behaves. Necessary cookies work without consent, but analytics and marketing cookies must stay inactive until a visitor clicks accept or chooses categories. This is for any site with EU visitors or that processes their personal data through forms, a newsletter, analytics or advertising. If you don't know which cookies actually load on your site, you can't know whether you're compliant either.

Advantages compared to alternatives

Compared to a generic cookie banner plugin installed without checking what actually loads on the site, a proper setup verifies which scripts genuinely fire and blocks the ones that shouldn't run before consent, rather than just displaying a banner while non-essential cookies quietly load anyway.

Compared to ignoring this entirely, proper compliance avoids real regulatory risk and the reputational cost of a visible compliance failure, which matters more the more of your traffic comes from the EU.

How we work on cookie consent and GDPR compliance

We audit which scripts and cookies actually load on your site, categorise them correctly, and set up a consent banner that blocks non-essential ones until the visitor actively consents, matching this site's own established approach (equally prominent accept and reject options, nothing pre-ticked).

We then check the privacy policy text actually matches what the site does, rather than a generic template that lists categories you don't use or omits ones you do.

Approximate price

The price depends on how many scripts and tools need auditing and how complex your current setup is. Get an exact estimate through our calculator or a short conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Cookie consent and GDPR compliance means setting up a consent banner, blocking cookies that aren't allowed until consent is given, and editing the privacy policy so the site legally collects data and shows personalised advertising in the EU.

No, cookies genuinely necessary for the site to function (like keeping a shopping cart working) don't need consent, but nothing beyond that should load before a visitor actively agrees.

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