The Most Amazing Opportunity That Changes Everything... Don't Miss Out!
I Had an Epiphany That Changed How I Thought About Marketing Forever... What If There Was a Product That Literally Sells Itself Simply Because Every Website Legally Has To Have It and Less Than 40% Do!
Become a Customer or Agency... Act On This Right Now
For The First 25 New Agencies Get Access To a Private Seminar
If you are one of the first 25 who join our Agency program, you'll be invited to a special online training where I'll show you the latest strategies, that we are using to sell this service to local businesses. How to price your product, how to install, how find businesses, how to have businesses come to you with this amazing in demand service. Remember, they have to have it and it's legally required
What's The Use of a System Like This If You Can't Use It Where You Want
We Integrate With Every Major Website and Shopping Cart Platform
There's Just Too Many To List All, Here a Just a Few You Can use NoteTimer On
WordPress
Squarespace
Clickfunnels
Webflow
Weebly
Shopify
Wix
Kajabi
Magento
Leadpages
Simvoly
Keap
A Few Questions You May Have About The Service and Offer
Can't I Just Use a WordPress Plugin For Consent?
The answer is of course you can except. You won't have the advantages dedicated cookie consent platform service typically offers:
- More comprehensive compliance with global privacy regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and ePrivacy
- Directive across multiple regions
- Advanced consent management with granular cookie categorization and user preference controls
- Centralized management across multiple websites or platforms beyond just WordPress
- Regular automatic updates to keep pace with changing regulations and requirements
- Detailed analytics and reporting on consent rates and user interactions
- More robust documentation and legal templates that are professionally maintained
What If I Don't Need or Have 10 Sites Right Now?
Right now, we are currently in our prelaunch phase where we are offering the lifetime and agency plans as explained in the video. Starting next week, we'll be releasing our full package plans catering to customers who need a small package of sites.
Do I need a webmaster to use the service as customer of agency?
No. Our system works in a few simple steps. Add your website, copy the code given, then simply paste the code into the header of your website. That's it. There's no need for technical ability to use our service.
What about updates and law changes?
Great question. As laws change and requirements change regarding cookie consent and requirement, we'll be updating our product to stay current where applicable.
Simplifying Compliance for the Modern Web
Is Your Website Legally In Compliance?
Cookie Consent, GDPR & CCPA
Made Beautiful
Enterprise-grade consent management that helps you achieve GDPR, CCPA & global compliance while enhancing your user experience.
This Isn't About Using Scare Tactics, This Is About Real World Legal Issues
If You Think There's a Possibility Your Website Is Not In Compliance With Worldwide Cookie and Privacy Laws... It Probably Is
The Hidden Legal Risk Your Website Faces Every Day
Are you aware that your website could be facing potential fines of up to $42,530 per violation under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)? Or that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) can impose penalties of up to $22 million or 4% of your global annual revenue - whichever is higher?
These aren't hypothetical scenarios. They're the harsh reality facing businesses that fail to properly implement cookie consent management on their websites.
Why Cookie Compliance Matters Now More Than Ever
The digital landscape has transformed dramatically. What was once a simple matter of web design has evolved into a complex legal obligation with severe consequences for non-compliance. Every day, your website collects valuable data through cookies - small text files that track user behavior, preferences, and personal information.
But here's what most business owners don't realize: collecting this data without proper consent is now illegal in numerous jurisdictions worldwide.
Please...Don't Make This Costly Mistake. This Applies To Everyone.
"It Doesn't Apply To Me, My Company Is Not In Any Of Those Countries" That's Where You're Wrong... It's Called, "Extraterritorial Reach"
No, your company does not need to be located in the country to receive GDPR or CCPA violations. Both regulations have extraterritorial scope, meaning they apply based on whose data you process, not where your business is physically located.
For GDPR: The GDPR applies to any company that collects or processes personal data of EU residents, regardless of the company's location. This is why companies across the world, including many US-based organizations, have been fined under GDPR even though they have no physical presence in the EU.
For CCPA: The CCPA applies to businesses that collect personal information from California residents, even if the business is located outside California or even outside the United States. What matters is that you're offering services or products to California residents and meet the other CCPA criteria regarding revenue or data volume.
This extraterritorial reach is one of the most significant aspects of modern data privacy laws. For example, a company based in Asia with no offices in Europe or the US could still be subject to both GDPR and CCPA if it:
- Collects or processes data from EU residents (triggering GDPR)
- Collects or processes data from California residents and meets the CCPA thresholds (triggering CCPA)
That's why global companies often implement compliance programs that address both regulations, even if they don't have a physical presence in those jurisdictions.
Real-World Consequences: When Cookie Compliance Goes Wrong
Consider the case of Sephora, the multinational beauty retailer. In August 2022, Sephora agreed to pay a $1.2 million settlement for CCPA violations related to their cookie practices. The company failed to properly disclose to consumers that they were selling their personal information and didn't process opt-out requests.
Or take British Airways, which faced a staggering $22 million GDPR fine partly due to inadequate cookie consent mechanisms that led to a data breach affecting over 400,000 customers.
These aren't isolated incidents. They represent a growing trend of regulatory authorities cracking down on non-compliant websites.
You May Know About California's CCPA Policy,But Do You Know Other States Have Laws Too and More Are Coming
Other United States Laws
Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA)
- Effective January 1, 2023
- Requires opt-in consent for sensitive data processing
- Provides rights to access, correct, delete, and opt-out of targeted advertising
Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)
- Effective July 1, 2023
- Requires opt-in consent for sensitive data
- Right to opt-out of targeted advertising, profiling, and sales
Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA)
- Effective July 1, 2023
- Similar to Colorado's law with opt-in for sensitive data
- Creates right to opt out via universal opt-out mechanisms
Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA)
- Effective December 31, 2023
- Less stringent than other state laws
- No opt-in requirements for sensitive data, just right to opt out
Florida Digital Bill of Rights
- Effective July 1, 2024
- Applies to businesses with >$1B global revenue or data on 1M+ consumers
- Focused on targeted advertising opt-out International Laws
Other International Laws
Brazil:Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD)
- Similar structure to GDPR
- Requires clear, unambiguous consent
- Administrative sanctions up to 2% of revenue in Brazil (cap of R$50 million per violation)
Canada:PIPEDA and CPPA
- PIPEDA currently in force; CPPA is its proposed replacement
- Knowledge and consent required for collection, use, or disclosure of personal information
- Meaningful consent standard emphasized
China:Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)
- Effective November 1, 2021
- Requires informed, explicit consent for personal information
- Penalties up to 5% of annual revenue or CNY 50 million
Thailand:Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
- Effective June 2022
- Explicit consent required for collection of personal data
- Penalties up to THB 5 million
Japan:Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI)
- Updated significantly in 2020
- Requires consent for data transfers to third parties
- Special care for sensitive data ("special care-required personal information")
South Korea:Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)
- One of the strictest privacy regimes globally
- Requires explicit consent for collection and use of personal information
- Separate consent required for different purposes
Australia:Privacy Act 1988 (with amendments)
- Contains Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)
- Consent should be informed, voluntary, current, and specific
- Penalties up to AUD 50 million or percentage of turnover
Singapore:Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
- Consent obligation is cornerstone
- Deemed consent provisions
- Financial penalties up to 10% of annual turnover or SGD 1 million
Simplifying Compliance for the Modern Web
Everything you need for complete compliance
Our platform provides an all-in-one solution for managing consent, enhancing privacy, and maintaining compliance across all your digital properties.
Global Compliance
Automatically comply with GDPR, CCPA, ePrivacy and other global privacy regulations with our constantly updated solution.
Beautiful Design
Fully customizable consent notices that match your brand's look and feel, with elegant animations and responsive layouts.
Multi-language Support
Auto-detect visitor language and display consent notices in over 50 languages with our built-in localization system.
Performance Optimized
Lightweight implementation with minimal impact on your website's loading speed and performance metrics.
Easy To Implement
Simply copy our easy to use snippet and go to your website and paste it in you header and that's it. In a few seconds you are ready to go.
Intuitive Dashboard
Manage all your websites from one central dashboard with real-time analytics and compliance reporting.