Reject is as easy as accept.
Regulators across the EU are warning sites with misleading banners. Gatelamp builds in the Dutch Data Protection Authority’s nine rules, so you can’t publish a banner that breaks them.
You try to make “Reject all” a grey text link. The editor won’t publish it and tells you which rule it breaks.
What you get
Accept and reject on one layer
Two buttons with the same size, weight and contrast. Rejecting never takes an extra click.
Nothing ticked in advance
Every category starts off, on every layer. Choosing is something the visitor does, not something we assume.
How many third parties
The first layer says what the cookies are for and how many other companies get data. Gatelamp counts them from your inventory.
Clear words
“Accept all” and “Reject all”, not “OK, got it”. The editor flags vague buttons before you publish.
Change your mind any time
A fixed “Cookie settings” button opens the choice again. Withdrawing is as easy as agreeing.
Asked again when it matters
Choices last six months by default, a refusal too. Add a new tool and visitors are asked again.
Switch on early.
Join the waitlist for Gatelamp. We invite people in small groups, and waitlist members get the early price.