Google Consent Mode checker
Check the consent signals your site sends to Google
Google Consent Mode v2 uses four consent signals: ad_storage, analytics_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization. The checker looks at the consent signals your site sends to Google.
- No card to start
- All four v2 signals
- No sales call
At a glance
Google Consent Mode checker
| What it checks | The four Consent Mode v2 signals |
|---|---|
| Sending the signals | The GrantCookie banner sends them |
| Required by Google | For visitors in the EEA since March 2024 |
Send the signals with GrantCookie
- The GrantCookie banner sends the four Google Consent Mode v2 signals from the visitor’s choice.
- When a visitor declines, Google’s tags stay loaded but switch to cookieless pings, so Google can still model conversions.
- Where opt-in applies, non-Google tags stay blocked until the visitor gives consent.
Google Consent Mode v2
The signals sent after each choice
| Signal | Accept all | Reject all |
|---|---|---|
ad_storage | granted | denied |
analytics_storage | granted | denied |
ad_user_data | granted | denied |
ad_personalization | granted | denied |
Questions about this tool
For anything else, ask us directly. A person replies within one working day.
Is this legal advice?
No. GrantCookie provides the tooling and defaults that regulators expect. For your specific obligations, talk to a lawyer.
Is Google Consent Mode a law?
No. Without consent signals, Google limits ad personalisation, remarketing and measurement for affected visitors, such as those in the EEA.