WordPress cookie consent that classifies your cookies for you. With no pageview caps.
CookieFlame uses a central database of thousands of known cookies, plus AI to identify anything new on your site. The classification work is done for you, automatically. One flat annual price by site count, regardless of how much traffic your site gets.
The pageview cap problem
Most cookie consent plugins charge by pageview, and most cap the free tier at a number you’ll hit faster than you expect. Some quietly raise the bill when you hit it. Others do something stranger: they switch off your consent banner until next month.
That’s the bit nobody on the vendor side likes to talk about. A free tier that deactivates your banner when you exceed its limit isn’t a free tier; it’s a tripwire. The same plugin you installed to manage cookie consent stops managing cookie consent when you become successful. The cap exists to push you to a paid tier, but the mechanism is to remove the protection that brought you there in the first place.
The paid tiers don’t fix the principle. They just move the cap higher. A site doing 50,000 monthly pageviews pays one rate. A site doing 500,000 pays a fortune. Whether you exceed the cap or stay under it, the pricing model is structured so that growing your traffic is what costs you money.