Free GDPR tool · Made in the UK

A cookie banner that actually follows UK rules.

Fill in a short form, copy one block of code, and you're done. Works with HighLevel, AI Studio, WordPress and any other website.

🍪 This page uses no cookies or tracking.

1Your business

Shown on the banner.

2Your tracking tools

Only fill in the ones you use. The banner loads them for you, and only after the visitor agrees. Leave anything you don't use blank.

3How it looks

4Get your code

We'll show your code straight away.

✓Your cookie banner code

Paste this into the header of your website. It's the only step.

Your code



      

Where to paste it

  1. Go to Sites → Funnels (or Websites) and open your funnel or website.
  2. Click Settings (for the whole funnel, not a single page).
  3. Paste the code into Head tracking code and click Save.
  4. If you added Google or Meta above, remove them from HighLevel's own tracking settings and delete any old pixel code, or they'll fire before consent.
  5. Turn off HighLevel's built-in cookie banner (the cookie icon in the builder) so visitors don't see two.
  6. Repeat for each funnel or website. If one uses different tracking IDs, generate fresh code for it.

The Conversions API in HighLevel sends events from HighLevel's servers, so no cookie banner can control it. If you use it, add a marketing consent tickbox to your forms.

Add a "Cookie settings" link to your footer (recommended)Visitors can always use the floating button, but a footer link is good practice. Add this anywhere on the page:
<a href="#" data-talky-consent="open">Cookie settings</a>

+Your cookie policy page

Your website needs a cookie policy that lists every cookie it uses. We've written one for you from the tools you added, in your banner colours. Change anything below, then copy the full page or just the cookie list. It's a starting point, not a complete list: most websites set other cookies too, so check the list below before you publish it.

Often missed: does your site also use any of these?
  • Your website platform, such as HighLevel, WordPress, Wix or Squarespace
  • A chat widget or live chat
  • Booking calendars or forms from another service
  • Videos or maps: YouTube, Vimeo or Google Maps
  • Payments: Stripe, PayPal or similar
  • WordPress plugins, which often add cookies of their own
If so, add their cookies to the table. Each provider lists them in its privacy or cookie documentation.
How to see every cookie on your site yourself
  1. Open your website in Google Chrome in a private (Incognito) window.
  2. Click Accept all on the banner, then visit a few pages, including any with forms, chat or videos.
  3. Right-click anywhere on the page, choose Inspect, then open the Application tab.
  4. Under Storage → Cookies, click your website's address. Every cookie it uses is listed, with its name and expiry date.

Want it done for you?

Talky is a UK CRM you can talk to, with AI phone answering, chat, reviews and the full GDPR toolkit set up for you. The cookie banner comes included, without the Talky link.

See what Talky does

This tool helps with UK GDPR and PECR compliance. It isn't legal advice and doesn't guarantee compliance on its own. You're responsible for your website's overall compliance.

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Preview only. Click the buttons to try it.

How it works

1

Tell us your tools

Add your Google Analytics, Meta Pixel and any other tracking IDs, and choose your colours.

2

Copy one block of code

Paste it into your site's header. In HighLevel, that's the funnel's Head tracking code.

3

That's it

Your trackers now wait until visitors agree, and visitors can change their mind at any time.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The free banner shows a small "Free UK cookie banner by Talky" link. Talky customers get it without the link, set up for them, alongside the full GDPR toolkit.

Why not use HighLevel's built-in cookie banner?

HighLevel's banner doesn't let visitors change their choice once they've made it, and getting it to hold back Google and Meta means editing their code by hand. UK rules say withdrawing consent must be as easy as giving it.

Will it slow my website down?

No. It's one small file served from a fast global network, and your tracking tools only load after a visitor agrees, which usually makes the first page load quicker.

Can I use different tracking on different funnels?

Yes. Generate a separate block of code for each funnel or website with its own IDs. Visitors' choices are remembered across your whole site.

Does this make my website legally compliant?

It deals with the cookie consent part properly, but it isn't legal advice and can't guarantee compliance on its own. You'll still need an up-to-date privacy and cookie policy, and you're responsible for anything else your site does.