Your website privacy workspace.
Manage your banner, cookies and consent records in one workspace. Review findings, update settings and check how visitor choices reach your tags.
Built by the data team at Amplio Data.
Ask, review, manage.
Start with consent. Keep the ongoing privacy work in the same place.
Make each choice clear
Customise your banner’s colours and wording. Free keeps Velo branding; Pro adds custom branding and logo controls.
- Bar, modal or embedded block, themed to your brand
- Consent Mode v2 wired in underneath
- Region rules resolved at the edge: EEA, UK, US states
- Consent choices recorded with timestamps
Keep consent connected to your tags
Pass consent settings to supported Google tags. Test your implementation and check your eligibility for Google’s modelling.
- Consent settings passed to Google
- Modelling subject to Google eligibility
- Test accept, reject and preference changes
- Review your consent configuration before publishing
Manage the everyday work
Banner, categories, regions and vendors in one dashboard. The snippet never changes.
- Manage sites within your plan’s allowance
- A maintained vendor list your visitors can see
- Update banner copy and styling from the dashboard
- Plan your migration and check compatibility
Install once.
Change anything later.
Add the Velo snippet or use Google Tag Manager, then verify consent behaviour before publishing. Manage banner changes from your workspace.
01 · Paste one snippet
02 · The banner goes live
03 · Signals reach your reportsPrivacy work.
For your kind of team.
A shared workspace for the teams responsible for their website and its visitors.
For ecommerce
Connect your storefront’s consent choices to its analytics and advertising tags. Test checkout separately so you know which events your setup can send.
For SaaS
Manage consent across your marketing site and review how signup and trial events reach your analytics tools.
For publishers
Velo is not yet a registered IAB TCF CMP. If your advertising partners require a registered CMP, check our TCF status page before choosing Velo.
For agencies
Manage the client accounts you have access to from the partner portal. Each client keeps their own subscription and workspace.
Questions,
answered.
What people ask before they switch their banner on.
Do I need a developer to install Velo?
You need access to your site’s code or Google Tag Manager. A straightforward setup may only need a snippet, but complex tag configurations may need developer help. Always test before publishing.
What is Google Consent Mode v2?
Consent Mode v2 tells Google tags which types of storage and data use a visitor has allowed. It controls how supported tags behave; it does not replace your banner or configure every other tag on your site.
Can Consent Mode help with measurement gaps?
Google may use modelling to estimate gaps in eligible accounts. The requirements differ between Google Ads and GA4 and depend on traffic and configuration. Velo provides consent signals; it does not guarantee a recovery percentage.
Which regions does Velo cover?
Opt in defaults across the EEA, the UK, Switzerland and Brazil, and opt out everywhere else. The rule set is resolved at the edge from each visitor's country.
Can I migrate from another CMP?
Plan the switch, check your categories and test your tags before removing the previous banner. Existing consent records and returning visitor choices need a separate compatibility check.
Will the banner slow my site down?
Velo adds a script to your page. Its effect depends on your site and tag setup, so check loading performance as part of installation rather than assuming there is no impact.
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