One line in Code Injection. Everything third party is held until somebody chooses.
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Squarespace puts custom code behind Code Injection, which is on Core, Plus, Advanced and the older Business and Commerce plans, but not Personal. The footer box exists and is useless for this: a consent script that loads at the end of the page runs after the trackers it was meant to hold. It goes in the Header, above whatever is already there.
Once the banner is live you see what people actually chose, not an estimate. Opt-in rate is a number you can take to a client.
Code injection is on Core, Plus, Advanced and the older Business and Commerce plans. Not on Personal.
Once it is in, scan the site again. The scan reads the page the way a browser does, so it tells you what is still reaching the network before consent rather than what should be.
Start free on SquarespaceHeader, always. The footer box loads after the page content, by which point any tracker in the header has already fired.
Core, Plus and Advanced, plus the older Business and Commerce plans. Personal does not have it.
Session and security cookies Squarespace sets to make the site work are strictly necessary and do not need consent. Analytics is a different matter, and that is held.
Unlimited pages, unlimited visitors, 24 months of consent records in the EU. Less per site as you add more, which is how agencies actually buy this.
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