Check what your WooCommerce plugins really do
On WordPress, consent, withdrawal and accessibility each come from a different plugin or theme, and they don’t always agree. untick checks the result in a real browser, so you see what visitors get.
A banner that doesn’t block
The WP Consent API only shares the choice between plugins. Blocking scripts is the consent plugin’s job, and hand-added tags can slip past it.
One plugin per obligation
Cookies, the withdrawal button, the newsletter box and the theme all come from different authors. An update to one can break another.
Guests who can’t withdraw
Most WooCommerce shops let people check out as guests. They need a withdrawal link they can reach without an account.
The checks that matter most for WooCommerce stores
Each one links to the rule, the law behind it and how to fix it.
Common questions
Which cookie plugin should a WooCommerce shop use?
Any plugin that blocks scripts before consent and supports the WP Consent API, such as Complianz or CookieYes. What matters is the result, so scan the live shop after setting it up and after each plugin update.
Does the WP Consent API block trackers?
No. It passes the visitor’s choice between plugins. Blocking is done by your consent plugin, and only for scripts it knows about.
Is a contact form enough for the EU withdrawal button?
It can be, if the button is clearly labelled, a confirm step follows, and the customer gets an automatic receipt with the date and time. Many form setups miss the receipt, so test it.
Do I need to install a plugin for untick?
No. untick visits your shop from the outside like a customer. The free scan checks your homepage, Starter up to 3 key pages, and Pro and Agency up to 6.
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