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Adjet at a glance
The details editors and directories ask for first. Last updated: 5 August 2026.
| Product name | Adjet · WordPress.org: „Hafenstudios Ads – Ad Manager, AdSense & Banner Ads" |
|---|---|
| Category | WordPress plugin, ad management & AdSense |
| Free version | wordpress.org/plugins/hafenstudios-ads |
| Product page | hafenstudios.com/adjet.html |
| Pro price | from $59/year (1 site), $109 (3), $199 unlimited, $449 lifetime – pricing page |
| Your commission | 50% on qualified Pro sales in the first year, 20% on renewals of the same subscription |
| License | GPLv2 or later |
| Requirements | WordPress 6.2+, PHP 7.4+ |
| Vendor | Horst Wenzel, hafenstudios, Marienthaler StraĂźe 76a, 20535 Hamburg |
| Contact | moin@hafenstudios.com |
Three lengths, ready to paste
For directories with a character limit, for the paragraph in your review and for the full write-up. Every block here is in English. Need it in German or another language? Write to us and we'll translate it.
Ad manager for WordPress with built-in consent gating and local statistics that store no IP addresses.
Adjet places banner ads, AdSense units and any ad code automatically or by shortcode, rotates them by weight and targets them by device, post type and user role. Consent gating and a cookie banner with Google Consent Mode v2 are included. Impressions, clicks and CTR stay local, without storing IP addresses.
Adjet manages ad slots in WordPress: automatic placement before or after the content, after paragraph N or after the first image, plus shortcode, widget and Gutenberg block. Weighted rotation, device and post-type targeting, campaign scheduling and lazy loading are part of the free version.
Two things set it apart. First, consent is built in: consent gating holds ad code back until permission is given, and a cookie banner with Google Consent Mode v2 ships with the plugin. Now that Consent Mode is mandatory for Google services, that saves a second plugin. Second, the statistics stay at home: impressions, clicks and CTR are recorded locally and without storing IP addresses, in the free version.
Every external connection, be it AdSense, newsletter services or AI copy suggestions, runs on your own key and is off by default. The admin interface never calls home.
What you can back up – and what you can't
On 1 August 2026 we checked the four biggest ad plugins at the source: plugin API, pricing pages, privacy policies and the source code of each free version. Only what we found there is written down here.
None of the four most-used ad plugins offers free statistics without storing IP addresses: two keep reporting behind a paywall, two store visitor IPs, one of them in plain text. Adjet records impressions, clicks and CTR locally and without IP addresses, in the free version. (Checked 1 August 2026 against the source code of each free version.)
Verified and safe to use
- “Statistics stay local, with no IP storage – in the free version.”
- “Consent gating and a banner with Google Consent Mode v2 are built in.”
- “No connection to the vendor's servers, neither from the admin nor on the front end.”
- “Completely German-language interface.”
Please don't claim this
No “the only plugin with …” – other vendors document consent tools as well. No verdicts on how secure other plugins are: facts yes (“stores IPs in plain text”), judgments no. And please don't claim anything about a competitor that you haven't checked yourself – the numbers above age.
Two ready-made emails
One for a short mention in your newsletter, one as a recommendation of its own. Drop your affiliate link in wherever it says LINK – and don't forget the disclosure.
Subject: Ads in WordPress, without a second consent plugin
A quick one from practice: if you manage ads or AdSense in WordPress, take a look at Adjet. Auto-placement, weighted rotation and targeting are there like everywhere else. What makes it interesting is what comes on top: consent gating and a cookie banner with Google Consent Mode v2 are built in, and the statistics stay local, without storing IP addresses. Both in the free version.
Try it for free: LINK (affiliate link)
Subject: The ad plugin I have been using since …
Ads in WordPress are rarely the problem, managing them is. Getting an ad into the right spot, serving it by device and by content, seeing what actually runs, and keeping all of it legally clean: plenty of people stack three plugins on top of each other for that.
Adjet does all of it in one. Auto-placement before or after the content, after paragraph N or after the first image; plus shortcode, block and widget. Weighted rotation when several ads share one slot, targeting by device, post type and category, campaign scheduling and lazy loading.
Two things won me over. Consent is built in: ad code is held back until the visitor agrees, and a cookie banner with Google Consent Mode v2 comes with it. And the statistics stay on my own server: impressions, clicks and CTR without storing IP addresses, without an external service. Both in the free version.
The free version is in the WordPress directory, the Pro version unlocks templates, advanced targeting and support.
Take a look: LINK (affiliate link)
Screenshots, logo and banner
Right-click to save, or click “Original”. Free to use in editorial coverage and recommendations; please don't stretch it, recolor it or rebuild the logo.
Three things when you use this
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Paid search and shopping ads on “hafenstudios”, “Adjet” and typo variants are excluded. Everything else – website, social media, newsletters, apps – is allowed.
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