A drop-in consent banner that visitors actually notice. They aim a little cannon and fire their answer. Five seconds, and it sticks.
Tap the play area to aim, then SHOOT. Just for fun, this demo tracks nothing.
Everything a normal cookie banner does, wrapped in a tiny game. Or skip the game entirely with plain buttons. Your visitor's choice.
Shoot ACCEPT or REJECT, or tap the always-there buttons. The game is optional, never required.
Tagged scripts stay dormant until the visitor accepts. Reject keeps them off.
No dependencies, no build step. Paste it before the closing body tag and you're live.
English and Swedish built in, plus Google Consent Mode v2 support out of the box.
From zero to a working, GDPR-ready cookie banner in a few minutes. No build tools, no account, no monthly fee. New to this? Read the full guide to adding a cookie consent banner.
Drop a single line before the closing body tag, or include the bundled JavaScript file. It works on any website: plain HTML, WordPress, Webflow, React, or Next.js.
Edit a small config for your site name, policy links, language, and size. Tag your analytics and marketing scripts so they only load after consent.
The banner shows on the first visit, remembers the choice, and keeps non-essential tracking blocked until a visitor accepts. Google Consent Mode v2 is handled for you.
I built this for one reason: cookie consent is boring, and I wanted to make it a little more fun. That's the whole story.
This page has no analytics, no tracking pixels, and no cookies of its own. The game runs entirely in your browser and remembers nothing.
The only third-party code here is the Gumroad checkout, which loads so you can pay securely if you decide to buy. It is your payment step, not analytics, and it watches nothing you do on this page.
Fair question from someone who doesn't track people. The widget exists so other sites can ask for consent in a friendlier way, and so people genuinely have a real, easy choice to say no. Making the boring thing pleasant is the point. What you do with consent on your own site is up to you.
A single one-time purchase, delivered as a download. No tiers, no subscription. Sold securely through Gumroad. The price includes VAT.
The practical details about The Cookie Shooter, how it handles tracking, and what you get when you buy it.
Yes. Non-essential tracking scripts stay blocked until the visitor accepts, rejecting is exactly as easy as accepting, and visitors can change their choice at any time. It also supports Google Consent Mode v2. Compliance also depends on your own cookie usage and policy, so review your setup with someone qualified before launch.
No. Plain Accept all and Reject all buttons are always shown alongside the game, and the banner supports keyboard control. The shooting is a fun option, never a requirement, so the consent experience stays accessible for everyone.
Yes. Tag your analytics and marketing scripts so they only run after consent, and the widget activates them on Accept. With Google Consent Mode v2 the consent signals flip from denied to granted automatically. Google Tag Manager works too by gating your tags until consent is given.
Paste one script tag before the closing body tag, or include the bundled JavaScript file and set your options. No build step, no dependencies, no framework. Edit a small config block for your site name, policy links, language and size. The full guide is included in the download.
No. This page has no analytics, no tracking pixels and sets no cookies of its own. The only third-party code is the Gumroad checkout, which loads so you can pay securely if you choose to buy. Making consent friendlier is the whole point, so tracking you here would rather miss it.
Whether you are stuck on setup, want a feature, or need a team or white-label arrangement, send a message. A real person reads every email.
Email filip@svedlabs.se