USCCPA · CPRA · 19 state laws

US Cookie Consent. CCPA plus the state patchwork.

One banner for CCPA, CPRA, VCDPA, CPA, CTDPA and the rest of the US map. “Do Not Sell” built in. GPC honored. Geo-detects the visitor. Free plan — Pro from $99 once.

No signup · no credit card · CCPA “Do Not Sell” included
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CCPA / CPRACA

Your Privacy Rights

We collect and use personal information as described in our Privacy Policy. California residents can opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information.

AcceptDo Not Sell My Info

The United States is not one privacy law.

19 comprehensive state statutes and counting. Pick a state — the globe looks at it and we show the cookie rules that apply.

United States

Works on every platform you ship to

WordPress
Shopify
Webflow
Squarespace
Wix
Custom HTML
US requirements

What a US banner
actually has to do.

Not a GDPR clone with the flags swapped. Opt-out, sale/sharing, and a browser signal most European banners ignore.

CCPA / CPRA

“Do Not Sell or Share
My Personal Information”

Ad cookies and pixels count as a sale or share in California. The banner ships with the control, a privacy-rights footer, and granular categories.

Global Privacy Control

Honor the signal the browser already sent.

California, Colorado, and others treat a GPC header as a valid opt-out. Marketing cookies stay blocked.

Sec-GPC: 1
→ sale/share: denied
→ marketing scripts: blocked
Geo-targeting

Right banner,
right state.

California sees CCPA. Virginia sees targeted-ads opt-out. One snippet.

Visitor detected

California · CCPA

Do Not Sell
US vs GDPR

Opt-out, not opt-in.

US state laws do not copy GDPR. We rewrite copy and defaults when you switch frameworks.

US · CCPAOpt-out
EU · GDPROpt-in
Consent records

Logs you own.

Every opt-out, exportable. No lock-in if an attorney general asks.

14:02:11GPC honorCA
14:01:48Do Not SellCA
13:58:02Opt out adsVA
Performance

About 28 KB gzipped,
loads async.

Does not block HTML parsing. Scripts gated by consent.

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CCPA vs GDPR

CCPA is not GDPR with a California filter.

Shipping a European consent wall to US traffic both over-blocks ads and still misses the link California actually requires.

This banner (US / CCPA)

Recommended

Opt-out, Do Not Sell, GPC, and geo-targeting — the actual US rules.

  • Opt-out model (opt-in only for kids 13–15 on sale/sharing)
  • “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” built in
  • Honors Global Privacy Control / universal opt-out
  • Geo-detects California and other state visitors
  • Free plan, no signup wall before you preview
  • Pro is $99 once — not $10–30/mo per domain
  • Consent logs you own and can export

A GDPR banner on a US site

The default Cookiebot / OneTrust layout most US stores copy-paste.

  • Prior opt-in wall that over-blocks US advertising
  • No California “Do Not Sell” control
  • Ignores GPC / browser opt-out signals
  • Same copy for California, Texas, and the EU
  • Signup or sales call before you can try it
  • Per-domain monthly pricing
  • Audit trail locked in their dashboard

Five minutes. Not a privacy program.

Paste a URL, check the US defaults, drop in one snippet.

01

Paste your URL

We scan the site, pick the CCPA template, and fill in cookie categories. About a minute.

02

Check the US defaults

“Do Not Sell,” GPC, and geo-targeting are already on. Tweak colours so it looks like your brand.

03

Paste one snippet

WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, or raw HTML. Tracking scripts stay blocked until the visitor chooses.

State privacy laws, without the encyclopedia.

The cookie-relevant bits. For the California deep dive see the CCPA / CPRA guide or /compliance/ccpa.

California — CCPA / CPRA

Jan 2020 · CPRA Jan 2023

Right to know, delete, correct, and opt out of sale and sharing. Honor GPC. “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” must be obvious. CPPA and the Attorney General enforce; consumers can sue after certain data breaches ($100–$750 statutory damages).

Virginia — VCDPA

Jan 1, 2023

Access, deletion, portability, and opt-out of targeted advertising and profiling. Data protection assessments for high-risk processing. Cookie implication: targeted-ads opt-out, not a GDPR-style wall.

Colorado — CPA

Jul 1, 2023

Same consumer rights plus a Universal Opt-Out Mechanism. A GPC-enabled browser is an opt-out of sale and targeted advertising. This is the state that made browser signals non-optional.

Connecticut — CTDPA

Jul 1, 2023

Access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out of targeted advertising. Privacy by design and data minimization. Cookie notices must describe purposes in plain language.

Texas — TDPSA

Jul 1, 2024

No CCPA-style revenue threshold for most controllers. Opt-out of sale and targeted advertising. If you have a US audience at all, Texas is often in scope before California is.

Oregon, Utah, Iowa, Indiana, Montana, Tennessee +

2023–2026 effective dates

A Virginia-family of statutes: consumer rights and targeted-advertising opt-out, with local twists on assessments and definitions. The map above lists each one. New bills keep landing — the banner is built so adding a state is a copy and a toggle, not a rebuild.

Federal rules that still sit on top

COPPA if the site is directed at children under 13 — parental consent, not a state opt-out. HIPAA and GLBA for health and financial entities. FERPA for education records. The banner covers the cookie layer; it does not replace a BA agreement or a GLBA privacy notice.

US cookie consent, asked plainly.

Don’t see yours? Email hi@cookie-banner.ca — we reply same-day.

If you sell to California residents and meet CCPA thresholds (over $25 million revenue, buy/sell data of 100,000+ consumers, or derive 50%+ of revenue from selling personal information), you need a “Do Not Sell or Share” mechanism and a clear privacy notice. Many other states now require an opt-out of targeted advertising even if you are under the California thresholds. A geo-aware banner is the practical way to cover visitors from every state.

Cover California and the other 49 in 5 minutes.

No signup, no credit card. Free plan includes CCPA “Do Not Sell,” GPC, and consent logs. Pro is $99 once.