Streamline your digital marketing practices
Secure your advertising revenue
Starting January 2024, web and app publishers and developers using Google AdSense, Ad Manager or AdMob, and that serve ads in the EU/EEA and UK, need a Google-certifed consent management platform (CMP) that supports IAB Europe’s Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) v2.2. Maximize your revenue opportunities while easily achieving privacy compliance.
Key features:
- Google-certified CMP for web and app
- Easy setup of the TCF v2.2 on all platforms
- Support for Google’s Additional Consent
Secure your digital advertising strategy
As of March 2024, Google has made it mandatory to use a CMP that supports Consent Mode v2 to continue using Google services like Google Ads and Google Analytics in the EU/EEA or UK. Ensure uninterrupted display marketing campaigns and accurate measurement with our Consent Mode integration and Google’s conversion modeling. Consistently expand your audience lists with new users.
Key features:
- Seamless Consent Mode integration
- CMP integration via Google Tag Manager template or SDK
- Comprehensive and versatile consent analytics dashboard
Easy to use and
worry-free
Designed for technical and non-technical teams to save time and resources and focused on your core business.
- Get started in just a few steps
- Automated identification and categorization of cookies and trackers
- Easy blocking of cookies and trackers
- Google Consent Mode as default for businesses using Google services
Customizable and scalable
Personalized banner design for design control and trustworthy user experiences.
- Personalized banner design for design control and trustworthy user experiences.
- Customization for your brand identity and user experience via HTML, CSS or JavaScript
- Flexible banner configuration and language based on the user’s geographic location
- One user-friendly UI for managing both Web and App CMP
- Supports 60+ languages
Reliable and comprehensive
Platform-agnostic, Usercentrics Web and App CMPs enable streamlined compliance.
- Multiple implementation methods based on web and app platforms you use
- Minimal impact on website and app performance and Core Web Vitals
- Integrates with Google Tag Manager and IAB TCF 2.2
- Google Consent Mode-certified CMP partner supporting the latest GCM version
- Google-certified CMP for publishers serving ads in the EU/EEA and UK
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- Ensure your data-driven digital operations continue as the European regulatory landscape evolves
- Obtain consent-based data and minimize data or revenue loss
- Build trustworthy and compliant user experience without performance impact
See how easy consent management can be, and what it can do for your marketing practices.
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- Unlimited configurations and domains
- Unlimited configurations and domains
- Unlimited configurations and domains
- Ensure your data-driven digital operations continue as the European regulatory landscape evolves
- Obtain consent-based data and minimize data or revenue loss
- Build trustworthy and compliant user experience without performance impact
See how easy consent management can be, and what it can do for your marketing practices.
Try Usercentrics free for 30 days.
Start a 30-day trial
Explore all the advanced features with no limits. Start now and cancel at any time. No credit card required.
- Unlimited configurations and domains
- Unlimited configurations and domains
- Unlimited configurations and domains
New to DMA requirements? We’ve got you covered.
Frequently asked questions
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Commission to regulate digital markets and address challenges to data privacy and the dominance of online tech giants. The law aims to ensure fair competition, enhance consumer protection, and promote innovation in the digital ecosystem. The DMA will have a significant impact on how large online platforms and the smaller third parties that use their services handle user consent and data.