1. Google Tag Manager
    Using the Cookiebot template in GTM. Implementation requires no changes to the website.
    Integration with Consent Mode V2 built in.

    In this way, Cookiebot can only drive tags within GTM. This means providing scripts or embeds in your page with additional attributes so that they can also be blocked by Cookiebot.
    Read the guide to the Google Tag Manager implementation
  2. Google Tag Manager with automatic cookieblocking
    Use Cookiebot automatic cookie blocking in combination with Google Tag Manager. With a piece of extra script, you can use Consent Mode V2. Cookiebot can control tags within GTM. Scripts and embeds are automatically blocked.

    Read the implementation guide for Google Tag Manager and automatic cookie blocking
  3. Javascript code in your HTML page
    You place a javascript code in the HEAD of your page as the first script. With a piece of extra script, you can use Consent Mode V2.

    This way, you can take advantage of Cookiebot’s automatic cookie blocking. Scripts and embeds are automatically blocked.
    Read the implementation guide using Javascript code
  4. WordPress plugin
    Install the Cookiebot WordPress plugin. Implementation requires no further changes to the website. Integration with Consent Mode V2 built in.

    This way, you can take advantage of Cookiebot’s automatic cookie blocking. Scripts and embeds are automatically blocked. There is also an option to show alternative content when embedding content.
    Read the implementation guide using WordPress plugin