Banners and buttons without code

Open Widgets in your site's editor, turn on Cookie banner, pick where it sits and change the words if you like. Save it and publish. There's no code to paste and no credit to spend. Visitors then choose Accept all, Reject all or Customize before your site counts their visit.

Turn on Chat button in Widgets, choose WhatsApp and type your number with its country code. You can add a first message, which appears in the chat ready for the visitor to send or change. Pick the bottom right or left, save and publish. Messenger works the same way with your Page's address.

It's a tool, and we can't promise that. It holds back visit counting, the map, tracking codes and embeds until a visitor allows them, and your privacy page says what's kept. Whether that meets the rules where you work depends on your business, so check or ask someone who knows.

No. It asks a visitor to declare their age, with a yes or no question or a date of birth, and keeps only the age they confirmed. It doesn't check identity or any document. The page stays covered until they answer, and a visitor too young is told why.

Not inside the popup itself. Its button can lead to a page with one of your forms, or to your newsletter's signup page, and the form does the collecting. That keeps one set of forms to manage. The popup also waits until the cookie banner and age check are answered.

Nothing in credits. Turning on a widget and saving it makes a new version with no AI involved. To show it to visitors, the site has to be published, which the plan and its trial both do. Before then, you can set widgets up and see them in the preview.