cookie consent banner
A fully customisable consent banner that appears before any non-essential scripts load. Visitors choose their preferences, analytics, marketing, functional, and Cirv Comply respects that choice site-wide.
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CCPA compliance
for WordPress.
Add a compliant cookie consent banner, privacy notices, and data subject rights to your WordPress site, in minutes, no developer needed.
What is CCPA?
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a data-protection law that applies to organisations collecting or processing personal data from residents of California, USA. If your WordPress site receives visitors from California, USA, through organic search, ads, or direct traffic, you are subject to CCPA, regardless of where your business is based.
Under CCPA, websites must a "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" link, data disclosure, and opt-out rights. No pre-ticked boxes, no bundled consent, no tracking before the user agrees. Violations can result in fines of $7,500 per intentional violation.
Most WordPress sites are not compliant by default. Analytics scripts, advertising pixels, and embedded content often fire before any consent is given. Cirv Comply fixes this, it blocks all non-essential scripts until the user actively consents, with a documented audit trail.
Technical CCPA coverage, built for WordPress.
privacy policy generator
Generate a compliant privacy policy template tailored to CCPA requirements. Auto-update when you add new data processing activities.
script blocking
Automatically blocks Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, HotJar, and other tracking scripts until consent is granted. No manual code changes, works with any plugin or theme.
data subject rights
Provides opt-out mechanisms and data request forms so visitors can exercise their CCPA rights. Consent records are stored with timestamps for your audit trail.
The cost of non-compliance
CCPA regulators are actively enforcing penalties. Fines can reach $7,500 per intentional violation. Enforcement actions target sites of every size, not just large corporations. Beyond fines, non-compliance erodes visitor trust; a missing consent banner signals a site doesn't take privacy seriously.
CCPA compliant in 3 steps.
install cirv comply
Search "Cirv Comply" in your WordPress plugins dashboard, install, and activate. No configuration files or server access required.
configure your banner
Select CCPA as your compliance mode. Customise the banner text, colours, and cookie categories to match your site's data practices.
verify & go live
Preview the consent flow on your site, confirm scripts are blocked before consent, and publish. Cirv Comply handles the rest automatically.
CCPA + WordPress questions.
Does my WordPress site need CCPA compliance?
If you receive visitors from California, USA and collect any personal data, including via analytics or contact forms, yes. CCPA applies to data controllers worldwide, not just those based in California, USA.
Does Cirv Comply work with Google Analytics and Meta Pixel?
Yes. Cirv Comply automatically blocks Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, and other common tracking scripts until the visitor grants consent. Scripts load normally after consent.
Is the free version enough for CCPA?
The free version covers the core requirements: consent banner, script blocking, and basic cookie categorisation. Pro adds consent logging, geo-targeting, and A/B testing for banner copy.
ship it
Get CCPA compliant today.
Cirv Comply is free and takes under five minutes to configure. Stop leaving your site exposed, get compliant before a complaint lands.