Yes, the cookie banner auto-translates based on the website viewer’s language. You can also set a fixed language if you don’t want the banner to auto translate.

Yes as Cookiezen auto translates cookie banner according to the website visitor’s language settings. It will auto-identify the website visitor’s language and auto-translate.

Cookiezen works with 99% of website builders and custom sites written with coding languages like PHP, Ruby, Node, etc All you have to do is add a JS custom code snippet to your website. 

In website builders, you can do this with the “Custom HTML” option. Many users are already using it

Yes it does detect the location and shows consent banner only where and when required

Yes it does, again you can add Cookiezen script using the “Custom HTML code” option

Yes, you would. 

Safari has already been blocking 3rd party cookies for many years. So according to privacy laws, you would still need to get the consent of your website visitor before placing your first-party cookies/ trackers in their browser. 

In fact you would need Cookiezen even more badly due to new tracking ways being implemented and privacy being taken more seriously than ever. 

If interested to read in-depth reference please refer to this article : 

https://cookiezen.io/docs/faqs/google-ending-third-party-cookies-cookiezen/

Free plugins lack a lot of things that are important for your business such as: 

1. Branding – You cannot remove “Powered by” from the cookie banner. Secondly, you don’t have limited brand customization options. 

2. Managing multiple websites – You are not able to manage multiple websites from a single dashboard 

3. Auto updating policies – In free plugins, you don’t get auto-updating policies that keep your website up to date with the local regulations 

4. Consent logs – In most of the free plugins you don’t get ability to store and export consent logs. So you are not completely GDPR-compliant 

5. Auto-updating banner based on Geolocation – The Cookie banner should update its language and consent settings based on the location of the website visitor. It should show a GDPR banner to someone in Germany and a CCPA banner to someone in the US. These 5 things are missing in the free plugins or free Saas tiers

1. Manage multiple websites - You can manage multiple client websites under 1 single dashboard. 

2. Assign particular domain to client - You can assign your client a particular domain/s so they can manage on their website on themselves too saving you time and bringing more client satisfaction

3. CNAME - You can whitelabel Cookiezen embed code with your domain. This will increase your Agency's authority in eyes of your client and you add an extra revenue stream by offering compliance service

Yes, it is available in 100+ domain agency plans. 

You can Whitelabel the Cookie banner embed code, policies embed code, and policies URL with your domain using the CNAME feature. 

For Agency plans please refer – https://app.cookiezen.io/agency

At first look, both looked the same but there are many differences in both when one dives deeper. Differences stated below: 

Branding + CNAME – Cookiezen offers full branding removal on the cookie banner whereas Illow has branding on the second screen of the cookie banner. Secondly, you can white label cookie banner and policies JS custom code snippets and policy URLs with your domain with the CNAME in Cookiezen which will make your Agency stand out of the rest. 

Privacy policy – In Illow you can create a basic privacy policy that isn’t customized according to your business whereas in Cookiezen you can create a comprehensive lawyer standard policy. 

Cookie scanning – In Illow cookie scanning is a bit buggy as it doesn’t categorize most of the cookies whereas in Cookiezen cookies are categorized properly just missing categorizing a few cookies sometimes 

Limits + Pricing – Cookiezen provides better consent logs, and pageview limits which is ideal if you managing medium to high-traffic websites. Whereas Illow offers lower consent log limits but better domain limits so better for managing low-traffic websites. 

Scripts/ fonts scan – Scripts and fonts are not scanned in Illow which is mandatory for regulations like German DSGVO etc Customization – Cookiezen has more advanced Cookie banner customization and custom CSS for even more granular design 

User interface – The design of the cookie banner is entirely different. People who shifted from Illow tell me Cookiezen banner design looks more neater and professional. Compare for yourself as everyone’s taste is different 🙂 

For in-depth analysis please refer: https://cookiezen.io/illow-vs-cookiezen/

The major differences are as follows: 

1. Plans – Cookiezen provides a full GDPR-compliant solution in all tiers. Whereas Iubenda gives that only in the highest Appsumo tier 

2. Limits – Cookiezen offers similar limits at half the price of Iubenda. In Iubenda’s highest tier, you can have max 5 websites whereas in Cookiezen you can even scale to 150 websites. 

3. Ease of use and setup – Cookiezen is focused on non-techies hence is quite easy to use and set up. Whereas Iubenda being a legacy solution is a bit complicated to use for a non-techie 

4. Agency focus – Cookiezen is focused on Agencies. Cookiezen stands out by providing features like Assign a domain to the client, CNAME 

For more in-depth comparison: https://cookiezen.io/iubenda-vs-cookiezen/

The major differences are: 

Domain locking – In Cookieyes once you add a domain you can’t remove or replace it which means a domain is wasted. Whereas in Cookiezen you have the flexibility to add, or remove domain whenever you like. 

Focus – Cookieyes is focused on general businesses whereas Cookiezen is focused on Agencies 

Agency features – Cookieyes lacks Agency features like “Assign a particular domain to client” & CNAME

The main differences are: 

Agency features – Axeptio lacks agency management features like “Assign a particular domain to client”, and CNAME. Whereas Cookiezen has both and more upcoming as Agency is Cookiezen’s main focus. 

Policy generation – Axeptio cannot generate privacy and cookie policy. On the other hand in Cookiezen you can create lawyer-standard cookie and privacy policy 

Casual vs professional design – The design of the Axeptio cookie banner is more casual whereas Cookiezen is professional 

Ease of use – People who shifted from Axeptio to Cookiezen find Cookiezen easier to setup and use