Overview
Monetate (formerly Kibo Personalization) is a visitor intelligence and customer experience platform used by mid-market and enterprise B2C companies. It delivers personalized page content, promotional banners, and product recommendations based on visitor segmentation.
What This Script Does
The Monetate script evaluates visitor attributes — location, device type, referral source, browsing history, and purchase behavior — against segment rules to determine which personalized experiences to display. It modifies page content in real time, swapping banners, adjusting product recommendations, and showing targeted promotional offers. The script sets cookies to identify returning visitors, track which experiences they have been shown, and measure conversion rates for each variant. It collects behavioral data including page views, product interactions, and purchase events to refine personalization models.
Consent & Compliance
Monetate spans functional and analytics consent categories. The content personalization serves a functional purpose (tailoring the shopping experience), but the underlying behavioral tracking and visitor profiling constitute analytics. Under GDPR/ePrivacy, the cookies used for visitor identification and experience tracking are non-essential and require consent. The depth of behavioral profiling (browsing patterns, purchase history, cross-session tracking) means this goes beyond basic functional personalization.
Should You Block This Without Consent?
Conditional. The personalization engine modifies page content that may be important to the user experience. However, the behavioral profiling and persistent visitor tracking require consent. Consider loading a default (non-personalized) experience without consent, and enabling the full personalization engine only after the user consents to analytics.
Is Monetate GDPR compliant?
Monetate typically loads marketing, functional and analytics trackers, which are not strictly necessary for your site to work. Under the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive, non-essential cookies and trackers must stay blocked until a visitor gives clear opt-in consent. So Monetate can be fully GDPR compliant, but only if your site holds its scripts until consent is granted and lets visitors decline just as easily. Compliance depends on how your site loads Monetate, not on Monetate itself.
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Tracked Domains (1)
Monetate's trackers are rarely seen, seen on under 1% of the sites ConsentStack has scanned. Scan your own site to see which of these are firing before consent.
monetate.netMarketingmonetate.net is a marketing domain operated by Monetate, used to serve ads, build audiences, and measure ad conversions. Seen on under 1% of scanned sites.
Cookies Monetate Sets (2)
mt.vMonetate visitor identifier for personalization.
mt.sMonetate session-scoped state for personalization continuity.
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