Subscriptions & pricing
Billing, invoices, and VAT
How billing, invoices, payment methods, and VAT work for paid OptinStack plans, managed from the dashboard.
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Subscriptions & pricing
Manage hostname billing and change a tier
Understand Free and paid hostname assignments, paid one-time moves, cancellation, and tier changes in OptinStack.
Subscriptions & pricing
Plans and page counts explained
How OptinStack tiers, page counts, Free hostname coverage, and paid hostname billing work.
Configuration
Localize the banner and honor GPC
How default banner language, Business and Enterprise translation fetches, and Global Privacy Control defaults actually work in OptinStack.
Configuration
Set up Google Consent Mode v2
Map OptinStack's four consent categories onto Google Consent Mode v2 and keep them in sync as visitors choose.
Configuration
Brand the banner and preferences dialog
Brand the banner and preferences dialog using dedicated tokens injected into the Shadow DOM.
Implementation
Embed in Framer, Webflow, and Next.js
Install OptinStack in Framer, Webflow, and Next.js using the same runtime with platform-specific entry points.
Implementation
Integrate OptinStack with Google Tag Manager
Configure OptinStack with Google Tag Manager from start to finish, including the GTM template, Consent Mode v2, testing, and how to uninstall the tag, template, and head install.
Implementation
Tracker blocking (withdrawn)
This article is withdrawn. Do not treat OptinStack as blocking trackers before the visitor chooses.
Consent management
How visitor consent is stored and re-asked
How visitor consent is stored locally and synced to the server, when the banner re-asks, and how consent expires.
Consent management
Banner modes: opt-in, opt-out, informational, dont-sell
The four banner modes (opt-in, opt-out, informational, dont-sell) and when to use each, including the GPC interaction.
Consent management
The four consent categories explained
The four fixed consent categories: necessary, analytics, marketing, and preferences, and how their defaults behave.