Cookie Notice & Compliance for GDPR / CCPA

I recently installed the Cookie Compliance plugin for my business, attracted by the promise of an "easy and free" start to ensure my website's compliance. While the basic features are indeed user-friendly, I was taken aback by the alarming notification post-installation that my site was "NOT COMPLIANT."As a small business owner, navigating the complexities of data privacy laws is challenging enough without being blindsided by such warnings. It would have been beneficial to have clear information about the limitations of the free version upfront, rather than discovering them post-installation.While I understand the freemium model and the need for premium features, transparency is crucial, especially when dealing with legal compliance. Users should be informed about what the free version can and cannot achieve before they invest time in installation and setup.I urge the developers to be more upfront about the capabilities of the free version and to consider the user experience. Alarming language without prior warning can evoke unnecessary anxiety. A more educational and guiding approach would be far more beneficial and would build trust with users.

So far the best of those I have tried

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$14.95 per month might not seem that much until you start adding up the cost for every plugin. A drastic price increase when you take in consideration that there plenty FREE plugins that do the same. Too expensive!

It was one of the best plugin but was unfortunately.... Monthly 14.99 dollars? It should be joke I can't believe that still. I understand there is an effort and hard-working but instead of having too high a price please consider having a low price with 1 million users. The second option seems more profitable I think for both sides. Please rethink

Edit: got solved, thank you!

This plugin used to work nicely but suddenly I have to "Add compliance features" again... except I cannot log-in with my existing account and I cannot create a new one either.
The only error message you get is "Something went wrong". Seen more helpful...

This used to be a good plugin. Was. The plugin in total consists of 2 plugins. If you don't register, you have an old plugin that is not GDPR compliant at all. When you register, you get a GDPR-compliant plugin, but only for a moment. You do not know that you have been sent an email asking you to confirm your email address (there is no such message). The mail ends up in spam, and the plugin without address confirmation stops working and returns to the GDPR-incompatible mode, also without notification. When you try to confirm the address by finding an email in spam, it turns out to be impossible, also your account does not exist, and it is not possible to register with the same address. This is embarrassingly unprofessional and a waste of time. Interestingly, the company itself does not use its plugin on its website, and its GDPR banner is not GDPR compliant and violates EU law.

I had to remove this plugin and look for the alternative one. It was blocking google material icons of the theme to render. It took a while I understood this plugin was causing the problem.

This plugin created multiple accessibility issues on our site, which came up in a federal accessibility audit. I got to looking at it, and the dialog popup is not setup correctly, and there is no way to decline and dismiss the dialog if you are not using a mouse or trackpad. They are using javascript listeners on a span tag, which is a total developer newbie thing to do. This is HUGE red-flag that this is build by someone who has no real understanding about web development. They are probably doing all sorts of other things wrong too, and judging by the other low ratings, it looks like my suspicions are well substantiated.

Easy to compose and to adjust colors suitable for your site. And there's a free version!