ConsentBit

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ConsentBit is a no-code cookie consent management platform built for Webflow and Framer websites, designed to help businesses comply with global privacy regulations including GDPR, CCPA, Google Consent Mode v2. It enables site owners to deploy fully responsive, customizable cookie banners that automatically block third-party tracking cookies, analytics scripts, and marketing tags until visitors provide consent. With purpose-based cookie categorization (Functional, Analytics, Advertising), secure consent logging, exportable audit reports, multilingual support, and full design customization, ConsentBit gives teams a reliable way to manage visitor preferences and demonstrate compliance. Built on a privacy-first architecture with no dependency on external APIs or third-party services, it also includes free Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy generators, making it an ideal solution for designers, developers, agencies, and business owners who need dependable privacy compliance without the complexity of code or external tools.

Seattle New Media

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Seattle New Media (SNM) is a Webflow Enterprise Premium Partner and no-code/low-code product agency. We design, build, and grow high-performance websites for SaaS companies, mid-market businesses, and enterprises. We have offices in Seattle and Orlando in US. We specialize in complex Webflow builds: pixel-perfect rebuilds from Figma, large CMS architectures, and full migrations from WordPress, WooCommerce, Sitecore, Wix, and Squarespace. Our migrations preserve URL structures, content, and SEO equity. Our team extends Webflow with Airtable, Memberstack, Stripe, Xano, and marketing automation platforms to deliver gated content, ecommerce, and API-driven experiences. Beyond development, we offer Figma UI/UX design, SEO and AEO content strategy, accessibility audits, and ongoing Webflow maintenance and support. We also build products for the Webflow ecosystem. Our apps on the Webflow Marketplace include ConsentBit, a Webflow-native cookie consent platform, and AccessBit, a web accessibility widget. So we understand Webflow at the platform level as well as the site level.