Monetate

Monetate

Visitor intelligence and customer experience platform used by mid-market and enterprise B2C companies. The Monetate (formerly Kibo Personalization) script serves personalized page content, promotional banners, and product recommendations based on visitor segment rules.

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.

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Consent Categories

Functional
Analytics

Also Known As

MonetateKibo Personalizationwebsite personalizationA/B testing platformproduct recommendation enginevisitor segmentation

Industries

Programming and Developer SoftwareComputers Electronics and Technology

Tracked Domains (1)

monetate.netMarketing

Frequently Asked Questions

Is consent required before loading Monetate scripts?

Conditionally, yes. Monetate spans functional and analytics categories. While its content personalization serves a functional purpose, the underlying behavioral tracking, visitor profiling, and persistent cookies require analytics consent under GDPR and ePrivacy. A non-personalized default experience can load without consent.

What visitor data does the Monetate script collect?

Monetate evaluates visitor location, device type, referral source, browsing history, and purchase behavior against segment rules. It sets cookies for returning visitor identification and experience tracking, collects page views and product interactions, and modifies page content in real time with personalized banners and product recommendations.

How does ConsentStack manage Monetate personalization?

ConsentStack categorizes Monetate under both functional and analytics consent. Without analytics consent, ConsentStack can allow a default non-personalized experience while blocking Monetate's behavioral tracking cookies and visitor profiling. Once analytics consent is granted, the full personalization engine activates.

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Manage consent for Monetate

ConsentStack automatically detects and manages Monetate trackers so your site stays compliant with global privacy regulations.