Ask-first capture

Nothing runs until the visitor clicks yes.

Ask-First Capture puts one plain yes-or-no question beside the age gate you already run. Nothing is looked up until the visitor clicks yes, so every customer you get is one you can defend.

Free scan. About twenty seconds.

Cartoon of a customer in a sundress pressing the green button on a laptop as the auditor stamps her card, while the budtender lifts the glass lid of a display case packed with sealed tins of gummies, its padlock open, and three more customers arrive at the door holding stamped cards.

Consent

Late edition | Staff report

But how many actually say yes?

About three in ten. Set the slider to your monthly traffic and see for yourself.

Visitors to your site each month5,000

5,000

VisitorsEveryone who loads your menu

1,500

Said yesClicked Accept

The rest stay strangers, and that is the point. Nobody on your list got there by scrolling past a banner. Every name is a click you can show to a regulator, a plaintiff's lawyer, or the customer themselves.

Cartoon of a corkboard with ten index cards pinned in rows, seven showing pale-blue faceless silhouettes and three showing full-color faces with green check stamps, while the auditor stamps the third.

In practice

Two outcomes | One question

Yes shows a face. No keeps them anonymous.

Both answers are honored the moment they are given.

Cartoon of nine smiling customers gathered outside the dispensary door, each holding up a white sign with a green check mark, the budtender in the doorway behind them.

Cartoon of the same nine figures as pale-blue faceless silhouettes, each holding up a white sign with a red X, while the budtender in the doorway nods politely.

Public record | The handshake

What the visitor sees.

Our banner, as it runs on client sites, and what each answer does. Yours can keep its own words. The rule is the same.

Accept: Lookup runs, for this visitor only. A receipt is written.
Reject: Nothing runs. The no is remembered.
Close, scroll, or ignore: Nothing runs. Same as a no.
Preferences: Only the categories chosen. Choosing only Necessary never runs a lookup.

Yours or ours. Sits beside your age gate and works alongside CookieYes, Osano, OneTrust, Termly, Complianz, and Cookiebot.

Questions we get first.

Does this replace my age gate?

No. The age gate asks whether the visitor is 21. Our banner asks whether we may remember them. Two questions, two answers, and the second is never asked before the first.

What if my site already has a consent banner?

Keep it. We work alongside CookieYes, Osano, OneTrust, Termly, Complianz, and Cookiebot. If you have none, we include one.

Do you ask again on every visit?

No. A choice is remembered with the version of the policy it was given under. If the policy changes, the question comes back.

What counts as consent?

An affirmative click on the banner. Scrolling, closing the banner, clicking through the age gate, or continuing to browse do not count.

Can a visitor change their mind?

Any time, on our opt-out page. The request applies across every site we serve, and the record is removed from every destination.

Cartoon of the auditor stamping a short neat stack of green-checked cards at the same table while three customers hold up their own cards and a few pale-blue figures walk past untouched.

Fewer names, every one of them a yes, every one with a receipt.

Head to head | GreenLeadSource vs. visitor ID

The one question that matters.

Fewer names, every one of them a yes, every one with a receipt.

Compare vs. visitor ID

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Every tag that fires before a visitor can answer
Your privacy policy, lined up against what the site does
Your monthly traffic and the customers it would produce