Cookie Consent and Accessibility for Your Website.
We set up UserGuard, the cookie banner and accessibility widget we also make, so trackers wait for consent and visitors can adjust the site to suit them. Then we fix the problems a widget can't.
Analytics and ad scripts load only after the visitor says yes.
Visitors can change text size, contrast, spacing and motion.
That's UserGuard's price. Setup work is quoted first at $95 an hour.
What does cookie consent and accessibility setup include?
A banner set up for your site
Accept and Reject look the same, nothing is pre-selected, and the wording fits your site and the places your visitors come from.
Trackers held until they choose
Google Analytics, Tag Manager, ad pixels and embeds wait for consent, then load by category. We test each one to make sure it waits.
Google Consent Mode v2
We set up Consent Mode, basic or advanced, so Google tags follow the visitor's choice and your reports keep working.
A record of every choice
Each consent is logged with the banner version, region and time, and you can export the log if anyone asks for it.
Do Not Sell and GPC
The Do Not Sell link covers US privacy laws, and a browser's Global Privacy Control signal is honored automatically.
Accessibility fixes
The widget lets visitors adjust the site. We also fix what it can't, like missing alt text, unlabeled form fields and low-contrast buttons.
What does UserGuard handle?
UserGuard is the cookie consent and accessibility tool we also make. It's built for US privacy laws first, like the CCPA and CPRA, and it works for GDPR in Europe too. It's $10 a month per site, and every site gets every feature.
- Consent first, with recordsTrackers wait for a choice, and every choice is logged.
- Nine accessibility settingsVisitors can change text size, contrast and motion.
- A cookie policy and accessibility statementBoth generated for your site.
No widget makes a site ADA compliant on its own, ours included, which is why we fix the site too.
When businesses usually come to us.
- Your site loads Google Analytics or ad pixels before anyone has agreed to cookies.
- A customer, a partner or a lawyer has asked whether your site meets accessibility standards.
- Your cookie banner has a big Accept button and a Reject link that's hard to find.
- You run Google Ads and need Consent Mode set up so your reporting keeps working.
How we handle it.
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We run UserGuard on hosterr.com, so we set it up the way we use it ourselves.
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We test that each tracker waits for consent, so the banner does more than look right.
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Ryan fixes accessibility problems in the site itself, and that work is quoted first at $95 an hour.
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We're upfront that no widget makes a site compliant on its own, and we'll tell you what else yours needs.
Why we made UserGuard
Most cookie banners I find on client sites look fine and change nothing, because the analytics loaded before anyone clicked. We made UserGuard so the banner holds those scripts back and keeps a record of each choice. No tool makes a site compliant on its own, so I'll also tell you what else your site needs.
Sites we look after every day.
Everything above is work we already do for the businesses below.
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Every message goes straight to Ryan.