12 Best Consent Management Platforms for WordPress in 2026 (Compared)

A consent management platform (CMP) scans your site for cookies and tracking scripts, blocks them until a visitor makes a choice, and logs that choice so you can prove compliance under GDPR, CCPA, and a growing list of regional privacy laws.

On WordPress specifically, the wrong pick means a banner that a caching plugin quietly breaks, a bill that multiplies per site, or a scanner that misses half your cookies.

This guide covers 12 platforms built for or compatible with WordPress. It breaks down what each one costs at real scale and where each one falls short.

Quick comparison of consent management platforms

Platform	Best for	Unique feature	Entry pricing	Agency/multi-site pricing
WPLP Compliance Platform	WordPress owners who want cookie consent and legal pages in one system	30+ legal page templates bundled with the CMP	Free plugins; Dashboard from $4/mo	Flat $4-14/mo, 3-25+ sites
Complianz	Data kept local, no external account for the core plugin	Setup wizard runs entirely inside WordPress	Free; $59/yr (1 site)	$399-2,199/yr by site count, annual only
CookieYes	Sites that need one CMP across WordPress and other platforms	Google-certified CMP, works on Shopify/Wix/Webflow too	Free (5,000 pageviews); $10/mo per domain	Up to 50% off, still per domain
Termly	An attorney-drafted document library bundled with a CMP	10 legal document generators under one account	Free (1 policy); $10-14/site/mo	Custom bulk licensing, no unified dashboard
iubenda	Non-WordPress-only businesses wanting the deepest legal library	30+ documents plus a separate accessibility widget	Free (<1,000 pageviews); €5.99/mo	No bundle; white-label only at the top tier
Cookiebot	Organizations prioritizing certification depth over WordPress-native setup	ISO 27001/27701 certified, HIPAA-ready	Free (1 domain, 50 subpages); €7/mo	Contact sales, no volume discount
WPConsent	Self-hosted consent data, no legal pages needed	Flat site-count pricing, no pageview caps	Free; $49.50/yr (1 site)	$199.50-299.50/yr, 25-100 sites
TermsFeed	Widest legal document variety, CMP is a smaller add-on	One-time-purchase option for individual clauses	Free basic policy; CMP add-on $10/mo	None found
Cookie-Script	Sites already running other SaaS tools outside WordPress	Certified CMP undercutting Cookiebot on price	Free (2 domains); €8/mo	Fixed domain bundles, tiers can’t mix
SureCookie	Astra/SureCart users wanting a lightweight, self-hosted option	Blocks tracking scripts before a visitor consents	Starter $49/yr (1 site)	$149/yr, 1,000 sites
WebsitePolicies	Non-WordPress-native sites wanting the widest niche policy-type coverage	10 policy types including Impressum and Guest Post Agreement	Free (1 policy); $59/yr (3 policies, 1 site)	Custom agency tier, separate login per site
WPWax Legal Pages Pro	Sites that already use other wpWax plugins and want a low-cost template add-on	Content-locking: restrict a page until a visitor accepts terms	Free plugin; $35/yr (1 site)	$67-79/yr, 5 sites to unlimited sites

How we evaluated the best consent management platforms

We compared these 12 platforms across the criteria that determine whether a banner holds up in practice.

• GDPR, CCPA, and LGPD compliance depth. Whether it covers the regulations that actually apply to your visitors, beyond GDPR alone.
• IAB TCF certification. A registered, current TCF version matters if you run programmatic ads or need to prove your banner meets ad-industry consent standards.
• Google Consent Mode v2 support. This determines whether Google Analytics and Google Ads only collect data a visitor actually agreed to.
• Banner customization and geotargeting. Can you match your site’s design, and show different rules to visitors in different regions?
• Cookie scanning and auto-classification. How often does it scan, and how accurately does it catalog what it finds? A scanner that misses cookies leaves you exposed even with a working banner.
• Agency and multi-site pricing. Does the price grow per domain, or is there a flat tier that covers a real portfolio of sites?
• Vendor support and documentation. Compliance software is the wrong place to discover slow support, so we checked WordPress.org support-thread resolution rates alongside review sentiment.

We pulled pricing, install counts, and ratings directly from each vendor’s pricing page and WordPress.org listing, current as of this update.

What is a consent management platform?

A consent management platform is software that asks website visitors for permission before collecting non-essential data, then blocks tracking scripts and cookies until that permission is given. It typically does three things: scans your site to find every cookie and third-party script running, shows a banner that lets visitors accept, reject, or customize what they allow, and keeps a record of each visitor’s choice. That record is what proves compliance if a regulator or a client ever asks.

In-depth comparison of the best consent management platforms

1. WPLP Compliance Platform

Best for: WordPress site owners and agencies who want cookie consent and legal pages in one connected system, not two separate tools.

WPLP pairs two free WordPress plugins, WPLP Cookie Consent and WPLP Legal Pages, with a paid Compliance Dashboard for managing multiple sites from one login. The free plugins cover banner customization, cookie scanning, consent records, and 30+ legal page templates (privacy policy, terms, cookie policy, and more) on their own. The Dashboard adds centralized management and flat multi-site pricing once you’re running more than one property. Both plugins are Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF v2.3 certified.

Key features/pros:

• Cookie consent and 30+ legal page templates in one system, with no separate plugin to install and configure
• Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF v2.3 certified
• Flat agency dashboard pricing: $4-14/mo covers 3 to 25+ sites, not a per-site bill.
• 9,000-10,000+ active installs on each free plugin, 4.7-4.8/5 rating on WordPress.org

Drawbacks/cons:

• A newer entrant than Complianz or CookieYes, with a smaller independent review footprint so far
• WordPress-only; not a fit if you also run a Shopify, Wix, or custom-built site

Pricing:

• Free plugins cover a single site fully: banner, scanning, consent records, 30+ legal templates
• Dashboard: Professional $4/mo (3 sites), Business $6/mo (10 sites), Agency $14/mo (25+ sites, expandable).
• Cancel anytime, no contracts; annual billing cuts the monthly price roughly in half

2. Complianz

Best for: Site owners who want the setup wizard and consent data to run inside WordPress, with no external account required for the core plugin.

Complianz is the largest WordPress cookie consent plugin by install count. Its wizard configures banners, cookie categories, and legal documents from inside the WordPress dashboard rather than a separate cloud portal, and it runs a free Shopify app alongside the WordPress plugin. Paid tiers add Records of Consent, Google Consent Mode v2, and multi-site agency bundles.

Key features/pros:

• 1,000,000+ active installs on its main plugin (4.7/5, 1,646 reviews), plus 300,000+ on a companion Terms and Conditions plugin (4.9/5)
• Local-first setup: banner configuration, cookie database, and styling live inside WordPress with no separate dashboard login
• Broad regulation coverage in a single wizard: GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, POPIA, PIPEDA, and more
• IAB TCF and Google CMP certified, per its pricing page

Drawbacks/cons:

• Reviewers on WordPress.org and independent blogs report caching plugins (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed) serving pages without the consent banner, which breaks valid consent capture
• The free tier skips Records of Consent, which several reviewers call a real compliance gap
• The mandatory setup wizard is detailed enough that some reviewers describe it as overkill for a simple single-site setup

Pricing:

• Free: unlimited sites, basic banner and scanning, no Records of Consent
• Personal: 59/yr (1 site); Professional: 179/yr (5 sites); Agency tiers from 399/yr (25 sites) up to 2,199/yr (500 sites)
• Annual billing only, no monthly option; 30-day money-back guarantee

For a full head-to-head, see WPLP Compliance Platform vs. Complianz.

3. CookieYes

Best for: Sites that need one consent tool across WordPress and other platforms, not WordPress alone.

CookieYes runs as a hosted web app with a lightweight WordPress plugin acting as a connector, which is why the setup works the same way on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, and Webflow. It’s a Google-certified CMP with IAB TCF v2.3 and Google Consent Mode v2, and it lists large customers (Decathlon, Toyota, Forbes) on its homepage.

Key features/pros:

• 1,000,000+ active WordPress installs, 4.8/5 across 3,226 WordPress.org ratings, plus 4.8/5 on G2 and 4.7/5 on Capterra
• Works across WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, and custom HTML
• Automated cookie scanning and blocking, with geo-targeting on paid tiers
• IAB TCF v2.3 and Google Consent Mode v2 certified

Drawbacks/cons:

• Priced per domain with no true multi-site bundle; a 10-site agency runs 10 separate subscriptions even under the Agency Partner Program discount
• Multiple recent WordPress.org reviews describe free-tier features (banner customization, translation) moving to paid tiers over time, and the banner reportedly can stop working entirely once a site passes its pageview cap
• Legal-document coverage is limited to a privacy policy and cookie policy generator, not a broader template library

Pricing:

• Free: 5,000 pageviews/mo, 100-page scan
• Basic: 10/mo per domain; Pro: 25/mo per domain; Ultimate: $55/mo per domain (unlimited pageviews); Enterprise custom
• Agency Partner Program: up to 50% off, still billed per domain

See our full comparison at wplegalpages.com/comparison/ (also covers iubenda) and WPLP Cookie Consent vs. CookieYes.

4. Termly

Best for: Teams that want an attorney-drafted policy library bundled with a certified CMP under one login.

Termly bundles 10 legal-document generators (privacy policy, terms, disclaimer, EULA, and more) with a cookie consent CMP under one account. It’s a Google CMP Gold Partner and IAB TCF 2.3 certified. Its WordPress plugin began as an independent free plugin, “UK Cookie Consent,” which Termly acquired and converted into an account-gated product.

Key features/pros:

• 10 attorney-drafted legal document types generated under one account, alongside the CMP
• Google CMP Gold Partner, IAB TCF 2.3 certified
• A usable free tier (1 policy, 10,000 banner views/mo) and a low $10-14/site/mo entry price

Drawbacks/cons:

• Priced per website with bulk discounts only at 5+ licenses, and no flat multi-site dashboard
• Its WordPress.org plugin rating (3.7/5) sits well below its G2 (4.3/5) and Capterra (4.7/5) scores, with a recent spike in 1-star reviews tied to the free-to-paid plugin conversion
• Consent logs, multi-language support, custom banner styling, and removing Termly’s own branding all require the Pro+ tier

Pricing:

• Free: 1 policy, 10,000 banner views/mo, quarterly cookie scans
• Starter: 10−14/website/mo; Pro+: 15-20/website/mo; agency custom pricing
• 30-day money-back guarantee in place of a free trial

For a full head-to-head, see WPLP Compliance Platform vs. Termly.

5. iubenda

Best for: Businesses beyond WordPress-only setups that want the deepest legal document library alongside a certified CMP.

iubenda runs cookie scanning, consent logging, a customizable banner, and a 30+ document legal library under one subscription, across 27 languages and jurisdictions including GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and LGPD. It also has a dedicated WordPress plugin with 200,000+ active installs.

Key features/pros:

• Google-certified CMP Partner, IAB TCF (2.3 per its own comparison page)
• 30+ legal documents at the Advanced tier and above, plus a separate accessibility widget add-on
• 200,000+ WordPress plugin installs, 4.7/5 rating (393 reviews)
• Enterprise customer names (Honda, Siemens, Sony Music) on its homepage

Drawbacks/cons:

• Billed per individual site; reviewers describe the bill multiplying fast for anyone running a portfolio of sites
• G2 reviewers score Ease of Setup at just 5.0/10 against a 9.0/10 Ease of Use score, a real setup gap
• Its WordPress.org support forum shows 0 of the last 2 threads resolved, a weak responsiveness signal despite the high star average
• White-labeling and hourly scans are gated to the top Ultimate tier only (€89.99/mo)

Pricing:

• Free: sites under ~1,000 pageviews/mo
• Essentials: €5.99/mo; Advanced: €21.99/mo, $24.99/mo (USD) (most popular); Ultimate: €89.99/mo, $99.99/mo (USD), all per site, billed monthly or annually (16% off annual)
• No free trial; 14-day money-back guarantee instead

See our full comparison at wplegalpages.com/comparison/ (covers both CookieYes and iubenda).

6. Cookiebot

Best for: Organizations that want the deepest certification and compliance credentials, ahead of WordPress-native simplicity.

Cookiebot, sold as “Cookiebot by Usercentrics,” is a standalone SaaS CMP with a WordPress plugin as one integration option among several (also Wix). It splits its product line by company size: Cookiebot Core for small sites, Usercentrics Advanced for multi-brand enterprises with SSO, MFA, and A/B testing.

Key features/pros:

• 100,000+ WordPress plugin installs, 4.4/5 rating (437 reviews)
• Cookie scanning refreshed monthly against a large classification database
• Google-certified CMP partner with a dedicated Consent Mode v2 certification course, plus IAB TCF v2.3
• ISO 27001/27701 certified, HIPAA-ready for regulated industries

Drawbacks/cons:

• Priced per domain with no volume discount; an August 2025 price increase roughly doubled Premium tier pricing for many existing customers and drew visible backlash
• The subpage-counting scanner can push a site into a higher price tier automatically, including reported cases where page counts didn’t reflect real site growth
• Reported conflicts with caching plugins (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed) can break auto-blocking unless manually excluded

Pricing:

• Free: 1 domain, up to 50 subpages
• Premium Lite €7/mo, $8/month (USD); Small €15-30/mo; Medium €30/mo; Large: €50/mo; XLarge: €90/mo, all per domain, tiered by subpage count
• Usercentrics Advanced: contact sales, undisclosed pricing

For a full head-to-head, see WPLP Compliance Platform vs. Cookiebot.

7. WPConsent

Best for: WordPress-native users who want self-hosted consent data and flat, non-metered pricing, and don’t need legal page generation.

WPConsent stores consent data in the site’s own WordPress database rather than a third-party cloud account, and prices by site count instead of pageviews. It’s built by the same team as WPBeginner, a connection its homepage uses as a trust signal.

Key features/pros:

• 100,000+ active installs, 4.8/5 rating across 67 WordPress.org reviews
• Self-hosted consent data; no vendor account required to run the free tier
• Flat, predictable site-count pricing instead of pageview-metered billing
• Reviewers consistently describe setup as fast, “a compliant banner in under 5 minutes”

Drawbacks/cons:

• No legal page or policy generation. WPConsent’s own comparison page against Complianz concedes this gap directly
• No agency dashboard: the only multi-site option is a flat 1/5/25/100-site pricing ladder, with no centralized client view
• One independent reviewer (BlogVault) disputes WPConsent’s IAB TCF certification claim, a discrepancy that remains unresolved publicly

Pricing:

• Free: 1 site, banner, scanning, cookie inspector, basic policy generator. Basic: $49.50/yr (1 site); Plus: $99.50/yr (5 sites); Pro: $199.50/yr (25 sites); Elite: $299.50/yr (100 sites)
• 14-day money-back guarantee

8. TermsFeed

Best for: Sites that want the widest legal document variety, with cookie consent as a smaller add-on rather than the main product.

TermsFeed’s core business is a questionnaire-driven legal document generator (privacy policy, terms, disclaimer, EULA, return policy). Independent comparisons consistently cite it as the broadest template variety among generators in this list. Cookie consent is a separate paid product, “Privacy Consent,” rather than a first-class feature.

Key features/pros:

• Free WordPress plugin (“TermsFeed AutoTerms”), 70,000+ active installs, 4.7/5 rating (245 reviews)
• The widest legal document template variety of the platforms in this list, per independent comparisons
• Strong independent review scores: 4.8/5 on Trustpilot (237 reviews), 4.9/5 on Capterra (53 reviews)
• Customer support responsiveness is the single most-repeated praise theme across its reviews, ahead of every other platform in this list
• A one-time-purchase option for individual policy clauses instead of subscription-only pricing

Drawbacks/cons:

• No IAB TCF certification found or claimed; cookie scanning is manual rather than automated
• The free policy generator needs paid add-ons to reach real regulatory coverage (specific GDPR clauses, for example), which some reviewers describe as hidden costs once they add up
• No agency or multi-site dashboard; its only agency-facing feature is an affiliate program, not client-site management

Pricing:

• Free: basic Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, Cookie Policy, Disclaimer, EULA, and Return Policy (requires a credit link back to TermsFeed)
• Premium clauses priced per clause, one-time (GDPR provisions 82 and Analytics24, for example)
• No free trial for paid tiers; 7-day refund policy

9. Cookie-Script

Best for: Sites already running other SaaS tools outside WordPress (Shopify, Magento, Joomla) that want one CMP across all of them.

Cookie-Script is a SaaS CMP with a WordPress plugin as one of several integration channels. It has Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF v2.3 on every paid tier, and lists an unusually long roster of covered jurisdictions as a marketing point.

Key features/pros:

• Strong general SaaS ratings: 4.6/5 on G2 (492 reviews), 4.8/5 on Capterra (57 reviews)
• Cookie scanner checked against a database of 100,000+ known cookies, per independent review
• Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF v2.3 on paid tiers
• Broad jurisdiction coverage named specifically: GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, LGPD, and more than a dozen others

Drawbacks/cons:

• Its WordPress.org plugin rating is 3.1/5 from just 14 reviews, a sharp contrast to its SaaS-platform scores, with complaints about being unable to uninstall the plugin and unresponsive support
• Domains are sold in fixed bundle sizes (2, 5, 10, 20 and up), so a 3-site owner still has to buy and pay for a 5-domain bundle
• IAB TCF, consent recording, and analytics are gated to the single top PLUS tier, and tiers can’t be mixed within one account

Pricing:

• Free: 2 domains, 10,000 monthly pageviews, basic banner
• Lite: €8/mo; Standard: €15/mo; Plus €19/mo (shown per domain within a bundle); Custom/Agency: for 200+ domains
• 7-day money-back guarantee

10. SureCookie

Best for: Sites already using other Brainstorm Force products (Astra, SureCart) that want a lightweight, self-hosted option.

SureCookie is a newer plugin from Brainstorm Force, the company behind the Astra theme and SureCart. It’s still in an early stabilization phase, with 800+ active installs and 3 WordPress.org reviews so far, and it doesn’t yet appear in independent “best cookie consent plugin” roundups.

Key features/pros:

• Blocks tracking scripts before a visitor consents, enforced at the script level rather than shown only in the banner
• Flat site-count pricing with no pageview caps
• Backed by Brainstorm Force’s existing distribution through Astra and SureCart

Drawbacks/cons:

• A small install base (800+) and 3 total reviews mean little independent validation so far
• No IAB TCF certification mentioned anywhere on the site, only Google Consent Mode v2
• No legal page generation and no agency dashboard; multi-site support is limited to 1/10/1,000-site license tiers

Pricing:

• Starter: $49/yr (1 site, intro price); Pro: $99/yr (10 sites); Business: $149/yr (1,000 sites)
• Lifetime one-time options also available; 14-day money-back guarantee.

11. WebsitePolicies

Best for: Sites that want the widest range of niche legal policy types and don’t need a WordPress-native plugin.

WebsitePolicies generates 10 policy types, including less common ones like Impressum and Guest Post Agreement, plus a bundled cookie consent banner and DSAR form generator. It runs as an embedded script on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and Squarespace rather than as a WordPress.org plugin, so it won’t show up if you search the WordPress plugin directory directly.

Key features/pros:

• 10 legal policy types, the widest niche coverage of any platform in this list
• Bundled DSAR form generator alongside the policy suite
• Capterra rating of 4.9/5 (86 reviews), the strongest independently verified score found for it
• Agency tier with white-label options and a dedicated signup page

Drawbacks/cons:

• No WordPress.org plugin; it’s an embedded script, not a native WordPress install
• Requires a separate login per site, even on the Agency tier, with no single dashboard across sites
• Annual billing only, no monthly option

Pricing:

• Free: 1 basic policy, limited features
• Starter 59/yr(3policies,1site); Professional99/yr (all policies, unlimited revisions, 1 site); Business: $139/yr (5 sites, team collaboration)
• Agency: custom pricing, white-label included
• No free trial; 7-day money-back guarantee instead

See our full comparison at WPLP Compliance Platform vs. WebsitePolicies, which covers the differences in more depth.

12. WPWax Legal Pages Pro

Not affiliated with WPLP. wpWax’s “Legal Pages” and “Legal Pages Pro” are separate products from WPLP’s “WP Legal Pages” and “WPLP Legal Pages”, despite the similar naming.

Best for: Sites already using other wpWax plugins that want a low-cost legal template add-on.

Legal Pages Pro is one of over 20 WordPress products sold by wpWax, alongside a directory plugin, a form builder, and a video-messaging tool. The free “Legal Pages” plugin has 10,000+ active installs; the paid Pro version adds more templates and a content-locking feature that restricts a page until a visitor accepts your terms.

Key features/pros:

• 29 legal page templates on the Pro tier, one-click insertion into pages
• Content-locking: restricts access to a page or piece of content until a visitor accepts terms
• Free plugin has 10,000+ active installs, 4.3/5 rating (29 reviews)
• Low entry price ($35/yr for 1 site) relative to most platforms in this list

Drawbacks/cons:

• No IAB TCF or Google Consent Mode certification found; no cookie consent CMP beyond a basic cookie bar
• Legal pages is one small product line inside a 20+ product portfolio, not a company built around compliance
• WordPress.org reviewers report the free tier feels intentionally limited, with 5 of 29 reviews at 1 star clustered around free-tier and pay-to-unlock complaints
• No cross-CMS support and no agency dashboard

Pricing:

• Free plugin: fewer templates, core insertion features
• Pro: $35/yr (1 site); $67/yr (5 sites); $79/yr (unlimited sites)
• Lifetime options also available: $107/$143/$159
• No free trial; 14-day money-back guarantee

See our full comparison at WPLP Compliance Platform vs. WPWax, which covers the differences in more depth.

Enterprise options, if WordPress-native tools aren’t enough

If you’re managing multiple non-WordPress properties or your legal team requires enterprise-grade compliance contracts, a couple of platforms outside this list are worth knowing about. We haven’t run full competitor research on either, so treat this section as a starting point, not a verdict.

• OneTrust is one of the largest enterprise privacy platforms, covering consent management alongside broader data-governance and risk tooling. It’s built for organizations with dedicated compliance teams and custom contracts, not self-serve WordPress site owners.

• Usercentrics (the parent company behind Cookiebot’s enterprise tier, “Usercentrics Advanced”) serves multi-brand, multi-region organizations that need SSO, bulk editing, and cross-device consent sharing beyond what a single WordPress site typically requires.

Both are priced through custom sales conversations rather than published self-serve tiers, and both are a different category of tool from the WordPress-native and cross-CMS platforms above.

Is there a free consent management platform?

Several platforms in this list have a genuinely usable free tier: WPLP (a full single site, no pageview cap), Complianz (basic banner and scanning, no Records of consent); CookieYes (5,000 pageviews/mo); Cookiebot (1 domain, 50 subpages); TermsFeed (a free basic policy, CMP sold separately); and Cookie-Script (2 domains, 10,000 pageviews/mo). None of these are a full substitute for a paid tier at real traffic volume, and Complianz’s free tier specifically skips Records of Consent, which several reviewers call a real compliance gap. Check what a “free” plan actually includes before assuming it covers you.

How to find the best consent management platform for your needs

Running a single WordPress site: Start with WPLP’s free plugins or WPConsent. Both cover banner, scanning, and consent records without a subscription; move to a paid tier only once you need higher scan frequency or higher pageview limits than the free tier allows.

WPLP’s Dashboard is built specifically for this: one flat monthly price ($4–14/month) covers 3 to 25+ sites, instead of the per-domain or per-site billing that CookieYes, Termly, iubenda, Cookiebot, and Cookie-Script use. While there’s no money-back guarantee on the paid plans, you can cancel anytime with no contract, making it easy to test on a client site before committing.

Running a non-WordPress or multi-CMS property: CookieYes or iubenda are built for that from the start, since WPLP is WordPress-only. Neither has a flat multi-site bundle either, so budget for per-site or per-domain billing if you’re managing more than one property on either.

FAQ

Conclusion

For most WordPress site owners, the choice comes down to how many sites you’re managing and whether you need legal pages alongside cookie consent. WPLP covers both in one system with flat agency pricing; Complianz and CookieYes are the two largest install bases if you want the most-reviewed option; and if you’re running anything outside WordPress, CookieYes or iubenda cover that ground WPLP doesn’t.

If you want to learn more about Consent Management, then you can refer to these articles as well:

• How To Add A Cookie Consent Popup To Your WordPress Website?
• How To View Cookies In Chrome And Other Browsers Manually?
• What is a Cookie Consent Manager? – An Ultimate Guide

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