Sirdata CMP

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

"Boost revenue with GDPR-compliant CMP for eCommerce and global markets."

Multi-language support

Revenue optimization

Gdpr-compliant setup

Easy tag management

Ecommerce compatibility

About Sirdata CMP

Launched Feb 02, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

114 W. 17th Street, New York, NY, 10011, US

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Description

Sirdata CMP is a Consent Management Platform made to reply to privacy regulations such like GDPR ...

Bring your store into GDPR compliance easily and without coding. This app manages your cookie banner and synchronizes your Google tools (Consent Mode v2) to respect your customers' choices. It secures your revenue by preserving your ad tracking while avoiding penalties. Highly intuitive, it lets you configure your tags without any JavaScript knowledge. With support for 16 languages, you can sell internationally with confidence while building total trust with your visitors.

Google Consent Mode V2 (Basic & Advanced) compatibility
16 languages available including English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese...
Compatible with desktop and mobile

Pros

Compatible with eCommerce market players, expanding the potential user base.
Supports Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF v2.2, ensuring comprehensive consent management.
Designed to maximize revenues and optimize performance, appealing to business-oriented users.
Ensures compliance with GDPR, ePrivacy, and CCPA, reducing legal risks for users.
Easy Tag Management without the need for JavaScript knowledge, enhancing user accessibility.
Available in 16 languages, increasing accessibility for international users.
Compatible with both desktop and mobile platforms, offering flexibility in usage.

Cons

The focus on eCommerce might limit its appeal to non-eCommerce businesses.
Limited information on user interface and ease of use could deter non-technical users.
Repeated feature highlights in the description suggest limited feature expansion.