See Templates Rocket pricing, features and reviews. Lightweight WordPress plugins for cookie consent, PDF lead capture and WooCommerce — flat annual pricing,…
Flat per-site annual licenses (no usage-based fees) — Cookie Rocket Pro from $49/yr, Catalog Rocket Pro $99/yr, QuickCommerce Pro $129/yr, Buy Now Rocket Pro from $49/yr; free feature-limited versions of two plugins are on WordPress.org., from 49
Templates Rocket is a small WordPress plugin studio that builds narrowly-scoped, lightweight plugins for agencies and freelancers who maintain real client sites. Rather than one large suite, the company sells a lineup of focused products: Cookie Rocket Pro handles GDPR, LGPD and LFPDPPP cookie consent with geo-based rule detection, automatic tracker blocking (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Hotjar and similar), Google Consent Mode v2 support, and a tamper-evident audit log for compliance proof — all in a reported 47KB footprint with no external scripts by default. Catalog Rocket Pro turns PDF catalogs into a lead-generation tool: it gates a PDF download behind a customizable lead-capture form (name, email, phone, company), stores the files on the customer's own WordPress server rather than a third party, and sends instant email notifications with CRM-exportable lead data. QuickCommerce Pro consolidates several WooCommerce add-ons that stores otherwise need multiple plugins for — custom payment gateways, automatic BCC of order/notification emails, bulk product import, and checkout/email branding — aimed at cutting plugin bloat and update overhead. Buy Now Rocket Pro adds direct WooCommerce checkout buttons. Free, feature-limited versions of the cookie and catalog tools (Cookie Rocket LITE, Catalog Manager) are distributed on WordPress.org, with the Pro versions sold as flat, per-site annual licenses rather than usage-metered SaaS subscriptions. The company positions itself explicitly against monthly SaaS competitors, promising every feature on every tier and no per-pageview metering, and says support is answered directly by the team that builds the plugins.
Key Features
Geo-based compliance rules — Detects visitor location and automatically applies the correct cookie consent rules for GDPR, LGPD, and LFPDPPP.
Automatic tracker blocking — Blocks common trackers such as Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, and Hotjar until visitor consent is granted.
Google Consent Mode v2 support — Maintains analytics functionality while respecting visitor consent choices via Google's Consent Mode v2.
Tamper-evident audit log — Keeps a consent audit log as compliance proof, with multiple banner layouts (bottom bar, popup, floating box, side panel).
Gated PDF downloads — Locks PDF catalog downloads behind a customizable lead-capture form (name, email, phone, company) served from the customer's own WordPress server.
Instant lead notifications and CRM export — Sends instant email notifications when a lead downloads a catalog, with lead storage and CRM-exportable data.
Custom payment gateways — Adds WooCommerce payment methods relevant to a merchant's market without needing separate plugins.
Bulk product import and order-email BCC — Streamlined bulk catalog import plus automatic BCC of order and notification emails for recordkeeping.
Direct checkout buttons — Adds direct 'buy now' checkout buttons to WooCommerce product pages to shorten the purchase path.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Flat annual licensing with every feature included on every tier — no per-pageview or usage metering
Lightweight plugins (Cookie Rocket Pro reported at 47KB) built to avoid the bloat of larger all-in-one suites
Multi-site tiers (Single/Studio/Agency) make it practical for agencies managing several client sites
Compliance data (cookie consent, catalog leads) stays on the customer's own WordPress server rather than a third-party service
30-day money-back guarantee and direct support from the team that builds the plugins
Free WordPress.org versions (Cookie Rocket LITE, Catalog Manager) let buyers try core functionality before purchasing Pro
Cons
Narrow, single-purpose plugins — buyers with broader needs will still need separate plugins for functionality outside cookie consent, PDF catalogs, or WooCommerce checkout
WordPress/WooCommerce-only — not usable outside the WordPress ecosystem
Small, independent vendor with no visible team size or founding date disclosed, which may be a factor for larger enterprise buyers
Pricing pages reference limited-time 'founder's launch pricing,' so current rates may rise for future customers