PDPL compliance service for your website, in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf
Under Saudi Arabia’s Personal Data Protection Law, a website that runs analytics or advertising tags needs the visitor’s consent first, a record of it, and a privacy policy people can read before their data is collected. Our managed service puts that in place on your site and keeps it working: we install an Arabic and English consent banner, wire Google Consent Mode v2, test your Google and Meta tags, and maintain the setup, for $299 to install and $99.99 a month per domain.
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What the service covers
- Audit of your live site
- We load your website as a visitor would and list every cookie and tracker that runs before consent, so the work starts from what your site actually does.
- Consent banner, installed
- An Arabic (right to left) and English banner that asks by purpose before analytics and advertising tags run, on WordPress, Shopify, Zid or a custom-built site.
- Google Consent Mode v2, wired and tested
- All four signals denied by default and updated on the visitor’s choice, then checked against your Google Ads, GA4 and Meta tags so conversions keep reporting within the consent given.
- Consent records you can show
- Every choice stored with its date, time and categories, exportable when a customer or SDAIA asks, which is the proof the Implementing Regulation expects (Article 11).
- Cookie and privacy policy drafts
- An Arabic and English cookie declaration from the scan, and a privacy policy draft built from your answers, for you or your adviser to review before publishing.
- Maintenance
- When your tags, pages or platform change, we keep the banner, the categories and Consent Mode in step, and re-test.
Price
$299 one-off to install, then $99.99 a month, per domain. Published, not quoted, and payable online without a call.
All plans and pricesWhere it sits in a PDPL programme
PDPL compliance for a business has several parts: a record of processing, impact assessments where they are required, a data protection officer in some cases, transfer checks and a response process for data requests. The website is the part visitors and regulators can see from outside, and the part this service covers end to end. If you are working with a PDPL consultancy on the wider programme, we work alongside them on the site.
What PDPL requires, in fullQuestions
- What does a PDPL compliance service for a website include?
- An audit of what the site runs before consent, a consent banner that asks by purpose in Arabic and English, Google Consent Mode v2 wired to the visitor’s choice, consent records that can be exported, cookie and privacy policy drafts, and maintenance as the site changes.
- How much does it cost?
- $299 one-off to install and $99.99 a month per domain. A site that would rather run it itself can use the free plan or Pro at $29.99 a month.
- Does it work on a custom-built website?
- Yes. The banner installs with one script tag on any site, and as a plugin or app on WordPress, Shopify and Zid; on a managed install we place it and test it for you.
- Is a cookie banner required under PDPL?
- There is no Saudi law written specifically for cookies. PDPL treats data from a cookie that can identify a visitor as personal data, so analytics and advertising tags normally need the visitor’s consent first, and a banner is how a website asks for it and keeps proof.