Nothing before yes.
Non-essential trackers stay blocked until your visitor makes a choice.
A banner that respects no. A receipt that records yes. And your site, looking just as good.
Does your site really wait for consent?
One page, loaded once. No signup. Only the domain is kept.
Internal cookies (often essential)
The Agreely banner holds non-essential trackers until your visitor makes a choice. Each decision is recorded in verifiable proof.
And what comes next: consent, registers, rights and verifiable proof. Agreely equips every step, article by article.
An observation, not a verdict: one page, at one moment. This is neither legal advice nor a certification.
Non-essential trackers stay blocked until your visitor makes a choice.
Accept, refuse or customize. Clear, accessible options.
Each consent is recorded in a receipt whose integrity can be verified.
A production receipt from the Cookies module, three purposes granted, anchored on the public Base chain. The computations are redone here, in your browser.
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The math was redone right here, in your browser, from the artifacts alone. This receipt would still verify even if Agreely disappeared.
This demonstrates the integrity of the record, recorded and unaltered. It is never proof of compliance.
The math was redone right here, in your browser, from the artifacts alone. This receipt would still verify even if Agreely disappeared.
Your browser does not verify Ed25519 signatures: check the signature on the full verifier.
This demonstrates the integrity of the record, recorded and unaltered. It is never proof of compliance.
This is exactly what verification would reveal if the record had been altered after the fact.
The receipt could not be loaded here. Verify it directly on the full verifier:
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Installation, performance, accessibility: everything a good banner needs, considered from start to finish.
A tiny loader runs first, then loads the banner in the background. No dependencies, no redesign.
Installation guideScripts locked, dynamic injections intercepted, denied by default: nothing non-essential is dropped before the yes.
Guide: your existing tagsA single origin to allow, cdn.agreely.ca, for script-src, connect-src and img-src. No inline styles, and integrity hashes (SRI) on pinned versions.
Guide: the CSP policyKeyboard, screen readers, verified contrast. The banner never blocks your content or the crawlers: search engines see your site exactly as it is.
Consent signals start in default-deny mode before your Google tags, then update with the visitor's choice.
Guide: Consent Mode v2Your logo and two colours are enough: the banner generates the rest of the palette and checks its contrast. Included in the price, like everything else.
One button re-runs the scan in verification mode and names any cookie that slipped in before consent. Verified on every publish, then monthly.
Native French and English, following your page's language. Written in French first, with Law 25 vocabulary: cookies, purposes, personal information.
A script in the browser cannot delete an httpOnly cookie set by your server. Instead of hiding that, we clearly explain what to do on that side.
One price
$15
per month, per site
billed annually, in Canadian dollars
Your traffic is not an extra charge.
Get the bannerSame account as the Law 25 Platform, billed separately. A Law 25 plan does not include a banner site.
The scanner walks your public pages like an ordinary visitor and builds the inventory of the cookies dropped, including those of third-party services.
The ones our reference library knows are categorized right away. For the rest, the AI proposes a category and a bilingual description. You publish, and any low-confidence proposal is flagged before it goes live.
AI categorization relies on a provider located outside Quebec (Anthropic); no personal information about your visitors is ever sent to it.
One line in the head, served from a single origin. Strict CSP, no nonce.
The zero-click test reloads your site without touching the banner and names any cookie that slipped in before consent. Repeated every month.
Foreign tools are GDPR products with a French layer on top; the local player stops at the banner. Agreely backs its banner with the whole Law 25 platform, and with proof anyone can verify.
| The difference | Agreely | Byscuit Quebec | Foreign tools OneTrust · Cookiebot · CookieYes |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-chain verifiable proof | Yes | No | No |
| A Law 25 platform behind it, not just a banner | Yes | Partial cookie CMP only | No GDPR first |
| AI-assisted categorization1 | Yes | Partial not advertised | Partial static database (CookieYes adds an AI) |
| Strict CSP, no nonce headaches | Yes | No known friction | Partial varies |
| Made in Quebec, French first | Yes | Yes | No |
| Price | $15 a month per site, whatever the traffic | by plan | by plan |
1AI categorization relies on a provider located outside Quebec (Anthropic); no personal information about your visitors is ever sent to it.
A general comparison based on the usual public characteristics of these products (Byscuit, OneTrust, Cookiebot, CookieYes and friends), to the best of our knowledge and as of September 2026. Every product evolves: always check up-to-date spec sheets. Other products' prices are their own public price lists; we quote none. And a reminder: our proof covers the integrity of recorded decisions, never your compliance itself.
Beyond the banner
The banner protects your visitors’ choice. The platform organizes the rest: consent, individual rights, incidents and retention.
Discover the PlatformFor information purposes; not legal advice.
No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. Compliance depends on your purposes, your practices and your documentation. Agreely helps you document and demonstrate your compliance: the cookie inventory, the decision log, the integrity proofs. The responsibility itself remains yours, and the Commission d'accès à l'information (CAI) is the body that oversees Law 25 in Quebec. The banner works the same way for a private business and for a public body: the prior disclosure of trackers is the same text, at two different sections: P-39.1 section 8.1 and A-2.1 section 65.0.1.
No personal information. The chain only receives opaque digital fingerprints (32-byte digests) and the company's public references, like a wax seal. They prove the recorded decisions were not changed after the fact; they cannot be traced back to your visitors.
A single tag pasted in your site's head, like an audience measurement tool. WordPress, Shopify, custom site: if you can paste one line, you can install it. The zero-click test then confirms everything is enforced.
No. A single origin to allow, cdn.agreely.ca, for script-src, connect-src and img-src. No inline styles, and integrity hashes (SRI) on pinned versions.
No billed ceiling. The price is the same whatever your traffic: $15 a month per site. We count page loads to show them in your dashboard, never to bill you more, and the banner never goes dark over billing.
A script in the browser can neither read nor delete them: it is a technical limit every banner shares, including the ones that never mention it. We give you a clear guide to honor the visitor's choice on the server side.
No. The loader is tiny: it runs first, then loads the banner in the background. The banner never blocks your content and never shifts your layout. Crawlers see your site exactly as before.
Thirty minutes to see if Agreely fits, or write to us directly. Agreely is built by Ophelios Studio. No form, no queue.