Consent management platform pricing in 2026, straight up.

Cookiebot, OneTrust, Axeptio, Didomi, CookieYes, CookieFirst and Consorm, compared on price, limits and compliance. Figures read on the official sites on July 27, 2026.

The short version

Four facts to keep in mind before choosing your consent manager.

Key takeaways

  • The big CMPs charge per domain, in euros or US dollars: from $7 to $129 USD a month for a single site depending on traffic, before conversion and taxes.
  • OneTrust and Didomi publish no prices: third-party analyses report a minimum around $10,000 USD a year at OneTrust and agreements of several hundred euros a month at Didomi.
  • Consorm is the only option in the table billed in Canadian dollars and hosted in Quebec: $0 to start, $19 CAD a month for 200,000 page views on Growth.
  • All prices were read on the official sites on July 27, 2026.

The pricing table

Six tools, ten criteria, no hidden conversion: every price is shown in the currency actually billed.

CriteriaConsormAxeptioCookiebotCookieYesCookieFirstDidomiOneTrust
Free plan$0: 5,000 page views/monthFree trial1 domain, 50 subpages5,000 page views/month1 third-party script, 1 language, 1 scanNoNo
First paid plan$19 CAD/month ($15 billed yearly)$7 USD/month (2,500 visits)7 EUR/month (50 subpages)$10 USD/month (100,000 pv)9 EUR/month (Basic)Quote onlyQuote only
First paid plan volume200,000 page views/month2,500 visits/month50 subpages, unlimited page views100,000 page views/month250,000 page views (soft cap)Per agreementPer agreement
Sites includedUp to 5 sites1 domain1 domain1 domain1 domainUnlimited, billed by trafficPer contract
Billing modelFlat price in Canadian dollarsPer domain, priced by visitor volumePer domain, priced by subpage countPer domain, by page views, overage feesPer domain, 250,000 page-view soft capQuote only, by monthly unique visitorsAnnual contract, traffic-based pricing
Billing currencyCADEUR, USD or CADEURUSDEUREURUSD
Data hostingQuebec, Canada, exclusivelyEuropeEuropean UnionOutside CanadaEuropean UnionEuropeUnited States and worldwide
SupportYes, English and French, from QuebecYes (team in France)Translated interface, support mostly in EnglishTranslated interface, support in EnglishTranslated interface, support in EnglishYes (team in France)Per contract
Compliance focusBuilt for Law 25, covers GDPR consentGDPR first, Law 25 messagingGDPR and CCPA firstGDPR and CCPA firstGDPR firstGDPR and TCF firstGlobal compliance suite
Consent Mode v2Yes, configured automaticallyYesYesYesYesYesYes

Prices read on July 27, 2026 on the official sites, taxes not included. At July 2026 market rates, 1 USD is worth about 1.41 CAD and 1 EUR about 1.60 CAD. Prices billed in a foreign currency therefore cost Canadian buyers 40 to 60 percent more once converted.

Consorm: the point of comparison

Consorm is consent management software built in Quebec, designed first for Law 25 and ready for GDPR consent. The Discovery plan is free: 5,000 page views a month, one compliance scan and a fully working banner. The Growth plan costs $19 CAD a month, or $15 a month on annual billing ($180 a year), and covers 200,000 page views a month, up to 5 sites and 3 users. The Enterprise plan, custom priced, serves high-volume organizations.

The difference is less about price than approach: the banner drives your Google Tag Manager and blocks trackers before consent, every choice is timestamped in a record hosted in Quebec, and support answers from Quebec in English and French. No currency conversion, no tier surprises.

Axeptio pricing in detail

Axeptio charges per domain and per traffic tier: Extra Small at $7 USD/month for 2,500 visits, Small at $29 USD/month for 5,000, Medium at $69 USD/month for 100,000 and Large at $129 USD/month for 500,000. Annual billing takes 10 percent off, and the Agency and Enterprise plans are quote-only.

The thing to watch: every tier is tied to visit volume. A growing site moves up a tier, and the invoice follows. At 100,000 visits a month, Axeptio Medium costs $69 USD/month, about $97 CAD; Consorm Growth covers 200,000 page views for $19 CAD/month.

Best for: teams sold on the banner design, ready to pay more as traffic grows.

Cookiebot pricing in detail

Cookiebot charges per domain and per subpage count: free up to 50 subpages on one domain, Premium Lite at 7 EUR/month (50 subpages), Small at 30 EUR/month for 1 to 3 domains or 15 EUR/month per domain from 4 domains (350 subpages), Medium at 30 EUR/month (3,500), Large at 50 EUR/month (7,000) and XLarge at 90 EUR/month beyond that. Subdomains count as separate domains, billed at full price.

When the scanner detects that your site crossed a subpage threshold, the plan moves up a tier automatically, and so does the invoice. Several public analyses documented a doubling of base prices in 2025. For an active site, the XLarge tier lands around $144 CAD a month for a single domain.

Best for: multilingual organizations already invested in the Usercentrics ecosystem.

CookieYes pricing in detail

CookieYes offers a free plan (5,000 page views a month), then Basic at $10 USD/month (100,000 page views), Pro at $25 USD/month (300,000) and Ultimate at $55 USD/month (unlimited), per domain. Annual billing gives roughly two months free.

Two fees deserve attention: on Basic and Pro, every extra 1,000 page views beyond the plan is billed $0.30 USD, which inflates the invoice during traffic spikes; and removing the "Powered by CookieYes" branding from the banner requires the Ultimate plan at $55 USD/month, about $78 CAD.

Best for: small WordPress sites on a tight budget whose priority is GDPR.

CookieFirst pricing in detail

CookieFirst has a very limited free plan (a single third-party script, one language, one scan), then Basic at 9 EUR/month (99 EUR/year) and Plus at 19 EUR/month (209 EUR/year), per domain and before VAT. The Enterprise offer, for domain portfolios, is quote-only.

All plans share a soft cap of 250,000 page views per domain per month: beyond it, you need a custom agreement. The difference between Basic and Plus is mostly the support SLA: under 72 hours versus under 24 hours.

Best for: European multilingual sites hunting for the lowest price in euros.

Didomi pricing in detail

Didomi publishes no prices: three packages (Essential, Advanced, Premium) are negotiated with the sales team, based on monthly unique visitors, with unlimited domains. Third-party analyses published in 2026 place agreements from a few hundred to a thousand euros and more per month depending on traffic.

The tool targets publishers and large organizations first: the TCF advertising framework, multichannel preference management, advanced governance. For a small or midsize business that needs a compliant banner, the sales cycle and the budget far exceed the need.

Best for: content publishers and large organizations living off programmatic advertising.

OneTrust pricing in detail

OneTrust publishes no prices: everything goes through a quote and a negotiated annual contract. Third-party analyses published in 2026 report the removal of the self-serve offer, a minimum commitment of about $10,000 USD per year and pricing now measured on traffic.

The same public data places the median agreement around $10,500 USD per year, with common deployments between $10,000 and $50,000 USD and more, implementation fees on top and renewals trending up. For a small or midsize business, that is several years of consent management spent on a single fiscal year.

Best for: multinationals with a dedicated legal team and a serious compliance budget.

Methodology and sources

Prices were read on July 27, 2026on each vendor's official pricing page, in the billing currency, before taxes. Canadian dollar equivalents are rough figures computed at July 2026 rates (1 USD for about 1.41 CAD, 1 EUR for about 1.60 CAD): always check the current rate.

Since OneTrust publishes no pricing, its figures come from public analyses of real contracts. Prices change: if you spot a gap, write to us and we will correct the page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest consent management platform in 2026?

To get started, three tools offer a real free plan: Consorm (5,000 page views a month), Cookiebot (one domain with 50 subpages) and CookieYes (5,000 page views a month). On paid plans, Consorm Growth at $19 CAD a month for 200,000 page views is the only one billed in Canadian dollars; the others bill in euros or US dollars, before conversion and taxes.

How much does Cookiebot cost per month?

From 7 EUR (Premium Lite, 50 subpages) to 90 EUR per month (XLarge, more than 7,000 subpages), per domain. The plan moves up a tier automatically when the scanner counts more subpages, and every subdomain is billed as a separate domain.

How much does Axeptio cost per month?

From $7 USD (2,500 visits) to $129 USD per month (500,000 visits), per domain, with 10 percent off on annual billing. The price follows your traffic: a growing site changes tiers.

How much does OneTrust cost per year?

OneTrust publishes no prices. Third-party analyses published in 2026 report a minimum commitment of about $10,000 USD per year, a median agreement around $10,500 USD and common deployments between $10,000 and $50,000 USD and more, implementation fees on top.

Why do consent management platform prices vary so much?

Each vendor measures something different: Cookiebot counts subpages, Axeptio counts visitors, CookieYes counts page views with billed overages, CookieFirst enforces a soft cap, and Didomi and OneTrust negotiate per contract. To compare honestly, bring everything back to the same monthly volume and the same currency.

What should a compliant cookie banner actually do?

Regulators converge on the same requirements: block trackers before consent, make refusing as easy as accepting, offer per-category choices, allow withdrawal at any time and keep a timestamped record of every decision. Every tool in this comparison can approach that with the right configuration; Consorm applies these criteria by default.

Do the listed prices include taxes and currency conversion?

No. Each price is shown in the vendor's billing currency, before taxes. At July 2026 rates, 1 USD is worth about 1.41 CAD and 1 EUR about 1.60 CAD: expect 40 to 60 percent more once the invoice is converted to Canadian dollars.

What is the best alternative to these tools for a Canadian site?

Consorm is the only option in the comparison billed in Canadian dollars, hosted in Quebec and built first for Law 25 while covering GDPR consent: tracker blocking through your Google Tag Manager, a timestamped consent record and bilingual support, starting at $0.

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