ZeroCookie.NET Launches Privacy Intelligence for WordPress

BOISE, Idaho — ZeroCookie LLC today announced the launch of ZeroCookie.NET™ Privacy Intelligence for WordPress, built around a different starting point for website privacy: understand what a website is actually doing, then reduce unnecessary visitor tracking before adding another warning.

ZeroCookie.NET observes websites, identifies technologies and technical behaviors operating behind the scenes, and turns those observations into practical guidance. Businesses can see what is running, understand its potential privacy impact, and decide what should be kept, reconfigured, replaced, or removed.

“We don’t want to build a better cookie popup. We want to help businesses reach the point where they need fewer of them. Privacy should start with what a website actually does — not with the warning it displays before doing it.” — Sheila Franek, Founder & Chief Architect, ZeroCookie.NET

PRIVACY WITHOUT BREAKING THE BUSINESS

ZeroCookie.NET is not about eliminating analytics, advertising, e-commerce, payments, video or other useful technology. The goal is to preserve legitimate business functions while reducing unnecessary visitor exposure. The ZeroCookie Privacy Shield makes that work visible: not “click here so we can track you,” but “here’s what we’re doing to respect your privacy.”

FOUNDERS DAYS: A RECURRING REVENUE OPPORTUNITY FOR WEB PROFESSIONALS

AGENCY STARTER $49 / month 3 active client websites after your free first monthAGENCY $149 / month 10 active client websites after your free first monthAGENCY PRO $249 / month 30 active client websites after your free first month

During Founders Days, the first month is free at every Agency level. Agency partners can manage client websites, provide ongoing privacy monitoring, identify remediation opportunities, and set their own client pricing.

ZeroCookie provides the Privacy Intelligence. The agency owns the client relationship — and the revenue opportunity.

WHAT THE AGENCY ECONOMICS CAN LOOK LIKE

Illustrative example: if an agency charges $99 per client website per month, fully using the included capacity would produce $297/month on Starter, $990/month on Agency, or $2,970/month on Agency Pro. During the free first month, the ZeroCookie platform fee is $0 — so that recurring revenue is available to cover the agency’s labor and other costs. After Founders Days, the same example leaves $248, $841, or $2,721 per month respectively after the base ZeroCookie subscription, before labor, taxes, payment processing, and other expenses.

AND THE MONTHLY FEE IS ONLY PART OF THE OPPORTUNITY

Agencies can build additional billable work around the intelligence ZeroCookie surfaces: initial privacy assessments and reports; technology cleanup and removal; configuration changes; privacy-preserving replacements; analytics, advertising and embedded-media remediation; client consultations; ongoing monitoring and review; implementation of supported ZeroCookie Shield controls; and recurring privacy-management retainers.

At just $99 per client per month, a fully utilized Agency Pro account represents $35,640 in annual recurring client revenue against a $2,988 annual base platform subscription — a $32,652 spread before service-delivery costs. Remediation and project work can be billed separately.

GET ZERCOOKIE  •  zerocookie.netBECOME A FOUNDING AGENCY  •  zerocookie.net/agency

ABOUT ZERCOOKIE.NET™

ZeroCookie.NET™ is a Privacy Intelligence platform developed by ZeroCookie LLC to help businesses discover, understand and reduce unnecessary privacy exposure created by technologies operating on their websites. It combines automated website observation, Privacy Intelligence, actionable guidance, ongoing monitoring and the ZeroCookie Privacy Shield. ZeroCookie.NET is launching initially for WordPress, with support for the broader web planned.

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