Generate a GDPR-compliant cookie policy for your WordPress site. Covers WordPress core cookies, WooCommerce, Jetpack, Elementor, Wordfence, and all popular plugins — with AI-powered detection.
These cookies are set by WordPress itself. Most are functional or essential — but your cookie policy must still disclose every one.
Most WordPress cookie compliance issues come from plugins — not WordPress core. These are the cookies your installed plugins are setting.
Consent required for tracking cookies
WooCommerce's cart and session cookies are essential — they don't need consent. But the marketing integrations you add on top (analytics, remarketing, email tools) absolutely do.
Every WooCommerce extension that touches customer data — abandoned cart recovery, review requests, upsell tools — may set cookies that require disclosure and consent.
woocommerce_cart_hashCart contents
woocommerce_items_in_cartCart status
wp_woocommerce_session_*Session data
Pair your PolicyForge cookie policy with a consent management plugin for full GDPR compliance.
Build a guided WordPress and plugin cookie inventory, then confirm it against scan results and tested site flows.
No credit card required. Covers WooCommerce, Jetpack, and all plugins.
Three steps to build and review your WordPress cookie disclosures.
Enter your WordPress URL. AI detects all cookies from core, plugins, and third-party scripts and generates your policy.
Create a new page (Pages → Add New), paste your cookie policy, and add it to your footer navigation menu.
Add PolicyForge's one-script consent banner to block non-essential cookies until visitors accept.
Common questions about WordPress, WooCommerce, and GDPR cookie compliance.
Every WordPress plugin you install can add undisclosed cookies. Generate a complete cookie policy that covers your entire stack — free.
Free to start • No credit card required