Consent management for analytics

Consent management for analytics is a one-off project (with possible support): we implement a CMP (a ready service or a solution for your stack), set up the banner and consent categories, correct logic (analytics/ads load only after consent where required), Consent Mode integration with GA4/Metrica/tags via GTM, passing and storing consent status, and handling consent withdrawal. Honestly about the main limitation, this is key: this is a TECHNICAL implementation of consent collection and passing, NOT a legal service and NOT a guarantee of GDPR/152-FZ compliance — whether consent, which categories, banner and policy texts are needed and the lawfulness of processing are determined by your lawyer; we implement their requirements technically and bear no responsibility for legal correctness. Honestly about the trade-off: correct consent logic means that without consent some data is not collected (or is modeled) — a conscious reduction of completeness for privacy and the law. Honestly about correctness: the value is in correct logic — errors lead either to collection without consent (risk) or to data loss for those who consented; we test scenarios, but it needs changing/maintaining as the site and rules update. Honestly about the platform: ready CMP services are often paid — billed directly, separately. Honestly about the essence: this is consent setup, NOT writing legal texts (policy/banner texts — with a lawyer), not a full privacy audit (separate) and not analytics itself. Requirements: access to the site/tags and privacy requirements (yours/your lawyer's). An important boundary: this is a CMP for analytics/ads, not out-of-the-box privacy analytics (Plausible — separate), not a data minimization audit (separate) and not legal consulting. If you collect no personal data and have no trackers, a CMP may not be needed. Picture this: instead of 'a banner for show while tags load before consent' you have working consent logic linked to analytics. The base price starts from 18,000 ₽ per project; it depends on the number of systems and logic complexity (the CMP service is separate).

• The consent banner is 'for show' while tags load before consent.
• Consent status is not passed to analytics and ads.
• There is no correct 'before/after consent' logic and withdrawal handling.
• You are not sure tracking and consent are linked correctly.

• Implementing a CMP (a ready service or for your stack)
• Banner and consent categories
• Correct 'before/after consent' logic
• Consent Mode integration with GA4/Metrica/tags (GTM)
• Passing, storing and recording consent status (including withdrawal)
• Testing consent scenarios
• Flagging legal-risk areas (assessment — by a lawyer)
• Documentation and access

• Tracking works together with consent, not against it
• Consent status is passed correctly to analytics and ads
• The choice and withdrawal of consent are recorded
• A technical base for the lawyer's requirements (legal assessment — by a lawyer)

• We clarify requirements (yours/the lawyer's), systems, stack; collect access
• We implement the CMP and logic, integrate Consent Mode
• We test consent scenarios, hand over documentation

• Does this make me compliant with GDPR/152-FZ?

  No. This is a technical setup of consent collection and passing, not a legal guarantee. Whether consent, which categories and texts are needed and the lawfulness of processing is determined by your lawyer; we implement their requirements technically and are not responsible for legal correctness.

• Will you write the banner texts and policy?

  No, the legal texts (categories, consent wording, policy) are prepared by your lawyer. We implement consent technically per their requirements and flag risk areas, but the text and legal assessment are given by a lawyer.

• Won't I lose data because of consent?

  Without consent some data is not collected (or is modeled) — a conscious trade-off of privacy and completeness built into correct logic. We set it up to lose the minimum necessary and not collect without consent where it is required.