Google Consent Mode Checker

Verify whether Google Consent Mode v2 is properly implemented on your website.

This tool scans your URL to check your Google Consent Mode status.

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How it works?

When you run a scan, this tool opens the page in a simulated Chrome browser, checks the GTM consent variable, and analyzes your Google Consent Mode setup.

We extract the necessary information from this variable to analyze how you’ve implemented Google Consent Mode on your page and to detect any configuration issues.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Google Consent Mode v2 is a framework that lets your website communicate visitor consent choices to Google tags. Depending on whether a user consents or not, your Google Analytics and Ads tags adjust their behavior accordingly, either firing fully or in a limited, cookieless mode.

Google required all advertisers using Google Ads or running remarketing campaigns in the EU/EEA to implement Consent Mode v2 by March 2024. Sites that didn’t comply lost access to conversion modeling and audience features in Google Ads.

Setting it up and setting it up correctly are two different things. A misconfigured implementation can still break your tag behavior and skew your Analytics data, even if your cookie banner looks fine on the surface. This checker tells you if your GTM consent variable is actually working.

The easiest way is through a Google-certified Consent Management Plugin. WebToffee’s GDPR Cookie Consent plugin handles the consent banner, consent signals, and Google Consent Mode v2 integration in one place, without touching any code.

Yes. Enter your store URL, and it’ll scan the page as a regular browser would. Just make sure you’re scanning a page where your cookie banner loads, typically your homepage.

At minimum, your Google Ads conversion tracking and audience targeting in the EU become unreliable. Under GDPR, running tracking without proper consent also exposes you to regulatory risk, including complaints and fines.