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By default Cookie Control Premium loads Google Tag Manager when Google Consent Mode is enabled. If you would rather the opposite behaviour, a Google Tag Manager template can be used.
Select below to access a step by step guide on how to integrate the Google Tag Manager template with Cookie Control Premium.

Google Tag Manager Template Guide(opens in a new window)
Use our step by step guide on how to work with a Google Tag Manager Template.
If you're using WordPress or Drupal and would rather manage Cookie Control from within your CMS, plugins are available to help simplify the process.
Each plugin adds a settings page to your admin dashboard, where you can connect your account using with the api key and domain key of your Cookie Control Premium licence.
You can find this information within the User Area(opens in a new window) on either the Domain Management page's Installation Code action, or the Setup Guide page's Verify Installation section.
Select a plugin below for details on how it works and how to enable it.
Drupal CMS Plugin(opens in a new window)
Learn more about the Drupal CMS Plugin for Cookie Control Premium

WordPress Plugin(opens in a new window)
Learn more about the WordPress Plugin for Cookie Control Premium