Cookiebot on your landing pages
Buying traffic in the UK, Germany or France means asking before you track. Cookiebot is one of LanderLab's built-in integrations: set it up once, it's saved to your LanderLab account, and you switch it on for every landing page, advertorial, quiz and thank-you page that takes traffic from a consent market. There's no script to paste and no custom code to keep in sync.
You keep your Meta, TikTok and Google tags on the page and stay in the markets that ask for consent. Cookiebot records each visitor's choice and passes it on to the ad platforms, so they know what they're allowed to do with each click.
A Cookiebot banner on every new landing page
With Cookiebot built into LanderLab, the consent banner is a setting, not a snippet. Set it up once and it's in your account's list for every page after that. For a buyer who spins up a new angle every few days, that's the difference between consent that depends on memory and consent that comes with the page.
And because the banner's settings live in Cookiebot, a change there reaches every landing page that uses the setup, without republishing pages one by one.
Consent that reaches the ad platforms
A banner on its own only tells the page what the visitor chose. Cookiebot can also pass that choice to Google, Microsoft and Amazon through their consent modes, so their tags know what they may do for each visitor. You can run pixels in markets that ask for consent, and the platforms get the answer along with the traffic.
A cookie scan that keeps up with your tests
Cookiebot's scanner crawls your domain, finds the cookies and the scripts that set them, and builds its blocking rules from what it finds. Each new pixel you add for a new traffic source shows up in the next monthly report, and anything unclassified is what to sort before it slips past the banner.
Landing page domains change faster than brand sites, so this matters more here than on a corporate homepage. The scan follows your tests instead of a quarterly audit.
