• comodoromarketingdev

    (@comodoromarketingdev)


    First, they removed multilingual support from the free plan. Then they limited free sites to just one, so if you already have one, you can’t add another. Yes, you can stick with the local version, but you can’t scan for cookies anymore, so it’s basically useless.
    Note: It used to be great; now it’s just another subscription-hungry service

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  • Plugin Support elenacysupport

    (@elenacysupport)

    Hi @comodoromarketingdev ,

    Greetings from CookieYes!

    Thank you for your feedback — we completely understand your concern and appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts.

    To clarify, there was never an official policy that allowed unlimited free site connections. It was an unintended flexibility that many users made use of, and while we were aware of it, we chose not to enforce limits at the time.As CookieYes continues to grow, we’ve made some necessary changes to ensure long-term sustainability. This includes limiting free accounts to one active site, even through the plugin. Additionally:

    • Multilingual support is now part of premium plans.
    • Cookie scanning is no longer available on the free plan. The local script can still be used, but without scanning functionality.

    We understand these changes may be inconvenient and truly value your continued support. You can view our available plans here: https://www.cookieyes.com/pricing


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