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CookieYes runs your banner; CookieComply proves your cookies

CookieYes helps small and mid-size sites show a cookie notice and manage consent categories — often via WordPress or a lightweight script. CookieComply does not compete with that job. It is a Chrome-based audit: open a page, capture what sets cookies, and share a report legal and clients can use.

What each tool is for

CookieYes

CookieComply

  • WordPress / SMB consent banner — Yes (CMP)
    No
  • Auto-block scripts until consent — CMP feature set
    No — audit only
  • See cookies on a specific live URL today — Limited to CMP dashboard
    Yes — extension scan of the page you visit
  • Shareable audit for GDPR reviews — Banner-focused docs
    Yes — classified inventory and risk notes
  • Works without changing site code — Install CMP plugin/script
    Yes — no visitor-facing script required

When CookieComply is the better fit

  • You installed CookieYes (or another banner) but marketing still loads tags you have not categorized.
  • A client or DPO asked for a current cookie list from the live site, not the plugin settings screen.
  • You manage many storefronts and want the same audit workflow without logging into each site’s CMP.

When you still need CookieYes

Visitors need a consent UI and your tags must respect Accept / Reject. That is CMP territory. CookieComply highlights gaps and documents cookies; it does not display a banner or gate scripts for end users.

Typical workflow

  • Scan the homepage and key conversion pages with the CookieComply Chrome add-on.
  • Compare results to your CookieYes category list and privacy policy.
  • Fix mislabeled cookies in CookieYes, then re-scan to show before/after proof.

Questions we get a lot

See what your site actually loads

Run a live Chrome scan, capture cookies before consent, and share a GDPR report with legal or clients.

Need this handled for you? Consent Readiness Audit · Reject-All Fix