Beaver Builder - WordPress Page Builder Privacy

Overview

Beaver Builder is a WordPress visual page builder that enables drag-and-drop page construction within the WordPress admin interface. Unlike most third-party vendor scripts, Beaver Builder's frontend assets are served from the WordPress site's own domain as part of the theme and plugin output. It does not operate as an external third-party service loading scripts from remote servers, making its consent management profile distinctly different from typical tracking vendors.

What This Script Does

Beaver Builder outputs compiled CSS and JavaScript files as part of WordPress's page rendering process. These assets are served from the site's own domain (e.g., /wp-content/plugins/bb-plugin/) and handle layout rendering, responsive breakpoints, animation effects, and interactive module behaviors such as tabs, accordions, sliders, and modal popups.

The frontend scripts do not set cookies, do not make network requests to external servers, and do not collect or transmit visitor data. All rendering occurs client-side using the site's own assets. The plugin generates static HTML and CSS during the page-building process, which is then cached and served as standard page content.

In the WordPress admin (backend), the builder interface loads additional JavaScript for the visual editor, but these scripts are only active for authenticated administrators and editors, not public-facing visitors.

No third-party CDN dependencies are introduced by default. Some add-on modules (e.g., Google Maps, video embeds) may trigger external resource loading, but these are standard WordPress embed behaviors rather than Beaver Builder-specific tracking.

Consent & Compliance

Beaver Builder is a functional tool that falls squarely within the strictly-necessary category under GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive. Its scripts are first-party assets required to render the page layout as designed. They do not set cookies, access local storage for tracking purposes, or transmit data to third parties.

Under the ePrivacy Directive, first-party assets required for page rendering are exempt from consent requirements. No storage access mechanisms (cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage) are used by the core plugin on the frontend.

GDPR and CCPA considerations are not applicable to Beaver Builder's frontend output since no personal data is collected, processed, or shared with third parties.

Should You Block This Without Consent?

No.

Beaver Builder is a first-party page rendering tool. Its scripts are served from the site's own domain and are required to display page content correctly. Blocking these scripts would break page layouts, hiding content and disabling interactive elements. No tracking or data collection occurs.

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Consent Categories

Functional

Also Known As

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Industries

Computers Electronics and Technology

Tracked Domains (1)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Beaver Builder require consent to load?

Beaver Builder is a functional WordPress page builder that serves CSS and JavaScript assets from your own domain. It does not set tracking cookies or send data to external servers, so explicit user consent is generally not required, though your specific implementation should be reviewed.

What assets does Beaver Builder load and does it track users?

Beaver Builder loads CSS stylesheets and JavaScript files needed to render page layouts and interactive modules. These assets are served from your site's own domain and do not involve third-party cookies, tracking pixels, or data transmission to external servers.

How does ConsentStack treat Beaver Builder in a consent configuration?

ConsentStack classifies Beaver Builder as a functional vendor. Because it does not set tracking cookies or send data externally, it can typically be allowed to load without user consent. ConsentStack lets you configure this category to load automatically under a legitimate interest basis.