CCPA/CPRA Requirements
What CCPA and CPRA Require from Your Shopify Store
Follow the required steps to give users control over their data, handle privacy requests, and meet California privacy law requirements.
Show A Cookie BannerLet Users Opt Out of Data SellingRespect Global Privacy Control (GPC)Show an Opt-Out ConfirmationHave a “Do Not Sell or Share” PageHave A Privacy Request ProcessClassify Every Tracker and ScriptKeep Records of User Actions
Show a “Do Not Sell or Share” Banner
Display a clear and compliant notice that informs users of their right to opt out of data selling and sharing under CCPA and CPRA. Consentmo ensures your notice is is legally actionable, giving users a direct way to exercise their rights.
Automatically displayed for California visitors
Includes required “Do Not Sell or Share” option
Fully customizable to match your brand
Optimized for mobile, desktop, and Shopify themes

Let Users Opt Out of Data Selling and Sharing
Under CPRA, users must be able to opt out of how their data is shared with third parties, including for advertising. Consentmo connects this choice directly to your store’s tracking setup, so when a user opts out, relevant scripts, pixels, and data flows are actually restricted.
One-click opt-out experience
Applies to marketing pixels and third-party scripts
Ensures opt-out is respected across sessions
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Respect Global Privacy Control (GPC)
Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a browser signal that automatically communicates a user’s opt-out preference - under CPRA, it must be honored. Consentmo detects GPC signals in real time and applies them instantly without requiring manual interaction.
Automatic detection of GPC-enabled browsers
Applies opt-out preferences immediately
No additional setup required

Show an Opt-Out Confirmation
Under CPRA, when a user opts out of data selling or sharing, you must clearly confirm that their request has been received and applied. Consentmo automatically displays a confirmation message after a user makes their choice, helping you meet US opt-out signal requirements.
Instant confirmation after opt-out selection
Helps meet CPRA transparency expectations
Improves user trust and clarity

Have a “Do Not Sell or Share” Privacy Page
CCPA and CPRA require a dedicated, accessible page where users can learn about their rights and opt out of data selling or sharing. Consentmo lets you generate and publish a compliant “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” page directly on your Shopify store.
Auto-generated, ready-to-publish privacy page
Includes required disclosures and opt-out options
Stays updated as your store configuration changes

Have A Privacy Request Process
CCPA and CPRA require businesses to provide clear ways for users to submit privacy requests and to properly document how those requests are handled. Consentmo gives you a complete workflow for handling privacy requests, so every interaction is properly recorded and easy to manage.
Built-in request forms for access, deletion, and correction
Multiple intake channels (web form and email support)
Clear audit trail for compliance and dispute protection

Classify Every Tracker and Script
Shopify stores rely on multiple apps, pixels, and third-party tools. Unclassified or unknown trackers are one of the most common compliance gaps. Consentmo scans your store to detect all active trackers, then helps you categorize them accurately.
Full scan of cookies, scripts, and third-party trackers
Detects tools added by apps, themes, and custom code
AI-powered categorization for faster setup

Keep Audit-Ready Records of User Actions
CCPA and CPRA require businesses to track and respond to user privacy requests and to demonstrate compliance if regulators or claims arise. Consentmo automatically logs key user actions, including opt-outs and privacy requests, creating a clear audit trail.
Records opt-out requests and privacy actions
Timestamped logs for every interaction
Exportable records for audits or legal review

ccpa Risk
What Happens If Your Shopify Store Isn’t CCPA Compliant
Failing to meet CCPA and CPRA requirements doesn’t just create legal risk, it can directly impact your store’s data, marketing performance, and customer trust.
Fines up to $7,500 per violation
Loss of tracking and advertising effectiveness
Disrupted marketing and lower conversion visibility
Consumer complaints and legal claims
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See the Difference: Shopify Stores Before and After Consentmo
Most stores think they’re compliant — until you map their setup to actual GDPR requirements.
Here’s what regulators expect vs what actually happens.
Here’s what regulators expect vs what actually happens.
Right to opt out of sale/share
CPRA §1798.120
CPRA §1798.120
No “Do Not Sell or Share” option
Clear opt-out via banner and privacy page
Notice at collection (data disclosure)
CPRA §1798.100(b)
CPRA §1798.100(b)
No clear explanation of what data is collected
Transparent disclosures aligned with data usage
Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals
CPRA §1798.135
CPRA §1798.135
GPC signals ignored
Automatically detected and respected
User right to access, delete, correct data
CPRA §§1798.105–1798.110
CPRA §§1798.105–1798.110
No handling of data requests
DSAR requests handled via forms and emails
Clear and conspicuous privacy links
CPRA §1798.135(a)(1)
CPRA §1798.135(a)(1)
Missing or hard-to-find opt-out links
“Do Not Sell or Share” link always accessible
Recordkeeping of requests and actions
CPRA §1798.130(a)(2)
CPRA §1798.130(a)(2)
No record of user actions or requests
Logged and exportable request records
Accurate data classification and disclosures
CPRA §1798.110
CPRA §1798.110
Unknown or unclassified data sharing
Data and third parties clearly categorized
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