The flat-price alternative to OneTrust.
Compare OneTrust and Consorm: real prices, data hosting, compliance coverage and a four-step migration, with verified figures throughout.
Consorm and OneTrust at a glance
OneTrust is published by OneTrust (United States). Here are the two tools, criterion by criterion.
| Criteria | Consorm | OneTrust |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | $0: 5,000 page views/month | No |
| First paid plan | $19 CAD/month ($15 billed yearly) | Quote only |
| First paid plan volume | 200,000 page views/month | Per agreement |
| Sites included | Up to 5 sites | Per contract |
| Billing model | Flat price in Canadian dollars | Annual contract, traffic-based pricing |
| Billing currency | CAD | USD |
| Data hosting | Quebec, Canada, exclusively | United States and worldwide |
| Support | Yes, English and French, from Quebec | Per contract |
| Compliance focus | Built for Law 25, covers GDPR consent | Global compliance suite |
| Consent Mode v2 | Yes, configured automatically | Yes |
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.
What OneTrust does well
- A complete compliance suite: data mapping, subject access requests, vendor management, far beyond the banner.
- Strong references among multinationals and regulated industries.
- Worldwide regulatory coverage (GDPR, CCPA, TCF and dozens of other regimes).
Why teams switch to Consorm
- No public price: impossible to budget without entering a sales cycle.
- A reported minimum annual commitment of about $10,000 USD, implementation fees on top, for needs an SMB covers at a fraction of that amount.
- An implementation measured in weeks, with specialized configuration; Consorm installs in minutes through your Google Tag Manager.
- A product built for global compliance programs, not for a business that needs a compliant cookie banner, a consent record and a scanner.
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.
Migrating from OneTrust to Consorm
The migration has no dead period: the Consorm banner takes over before you cancel anything.
- Create your free Consorm account and add your site: the banner installs through your Google Tag Manager, without touching your code.
- Customize the banner (colors, copy, cookie categories) so it carries your brand.
- Run your site through the compliance scanner to confirm no tracker fires before consent.
- Remove the OneTrust script and cancel the subscription: your consent records are now hosted in Quebec, Canada.
The free Discovery plan lets you validate everything before you cancel. Consorm pricing stays flat, in Canadian dollars, and the compliance scanner confirms that no tracker fires before consent.
Frequently asked questions
How much does OneTrust cost?
OneTrust does not publish its 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.
What is OneTrust?
OneTrust is an American privacy and compliance software suite: consent management, data mapping, subject access requests, vendor risk, and dozens of other governance modules. It sells through negotiated annual enterprise contracts, not self-serve plans.
Who are OneTrust's competitors?
On the full governance suite: TrustArc, Securiti and Osano. On consent management alone, the part most businesses actually need, the field includes Cookiebot, Axeptio, CookieYes, Didomi and Consorm. The right competitor depends on whether you need a global compliance program or a compliant cookie banner with real records.
How do I migrate from OneTrust to Consorm?
Create a free account, let Consorm configure the banner and tracker blocking in your Google Tag Manager, validate with the compliance scanner, then remove the OneTrust script from your templates and close the consent module when the contract ends.
The consent platform teams actually trust.
Installed in five minutes. Blocks trackers for real, compliant with Law 25 and GDPR, built in Quebec.