Consently handles the unglamorous side of running a website: scanning what cookies you’re actually dropping, blocking the non-essential ones until a visitor opts in, generating the privacy and cookie policies to match, and keeping an audit-ready log of every consent decision. It’s built by the team at Consently, aimed at site owners who don’t want to hire a lawyer or developer just to stay compliant.
Plans start at $9 a month, or $99 billed annually, for a single domain, with a 14-day free trial on every tier and higher tiers covering more domains and pageviews as a site or agency grows.
What is Consently?
Consently is built specifically around cookie and consent compliance — GDPR, CCPA, and similar regimes — rather than general browsing privacy. The company is based in Bangladesh, founded October 1, 2025, and already has a team of 11-50 people at the pre-seed stage, led by COO Muballigur Rahman Choudhury.
The problem Consently targets is one most small businesses handle badly: implementing cookie consent well enough to survive a regulatory review, without a legal or engineering budget. Its answer is a single script install that covers banner design, policy generation, cookie scanning, and consent logging together, instead of stitching together a banner plugin and a separate policy generator.
Key features
On-brand cookie banners
Banners can be built to match your site’s layout, colors, fonts, and copy, with a live preview before anything goes live, and the whole thing can be generated in 25+ languages with automatic detection to serve each visitor in their own language.
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Policies generated in minutes
Consently creates Privacy, Cookie, and Terms policies from templates, customized to your business and legal jurisdiction, and keeps them embedded and up to date directly on your site.
Built for ad and regulatory compliance
The platform holds Google-certified CMP status and supports IAB TCF 2.2 and Google Consent Mode v2, blocking cookies until a visitor consents and storing audit-ready logs with timestamps, country, and consent status for regulatory review.
Automatic cookie scanning
Consently scans your entire site for first- and third-party cookies on autopilot, automatically blocks non-essential ones until a visitor opts in, categorizes them for granular controls, and can run weekly recurring scans so the list stays current as your site changes.
Plans and pricing
Consently prices by domain count and monthly pageviews, with the full feature set included on every tier. Plans can be billed monthly or annually, and Consently also offers a one-time payment option on each tier for site owners who’d rather pay once than manage a recurring bill.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $9/month | $99/year | 1 domain, 100,000 pageviews/month, branding removed |
| Premium | $19/month | $199/year | 5 domains, 1,000,000 pageviews/month, multi-site dashboard |
| Enterprise | $49/month | $499/year | 10 domains, 3,000,000 pageviews/month, priority support |
Who it’s best for — and who should skip it
Consently suits SaaS companies, small businesses, and web design agencies, and the domain-based tiers make sense for that spread — a single-site small business fits the Basic plan, while an agency managing client sites can scale into Premium or Enterprise without stitching together separate subscriptions per site.
It’s a weaker fit for anyone running a site on a page builder Consently hasn’t been tested against yet — one reviewer hit a real conflict with a WordPress builder — or for buyers who need to cover more than 10 domains without a custom agency arrangement. Sites already locked into a specific CMP for ad-network certification reasons should also confirm Consently’s Google-certified CMP status covers their exact ad stack before switching over.
What users say
Feedback on Consently points to a comprehensive, all-in-one compliance platform — banners, consent management, policy generation, scanning, and reporting — with setup generally described as straightforward. A handful of users have noted the consent script affecting page speed on certain builders, along with occasional technical glitches.
One detailed account illustrates both sides well: a WordPress developer found Consently’s plugin broke every element in the Cornerstone page builder, a dealbreaker for daily use. Support responded the next day, tried a Google Tag Manager workaround, then — after the developer explained that didn’t fit a GA4-direct setup — shipped a new data-exclude-paths attribute to the embed script within about two weeks, which fixed it. Another user called setup easy and the product “feature-rich, unbeatable value” once cookies were scanned.
Price and value
At $9 a month — or $99 billed annually — for one domain and 100,000 monthly pageviews, Consently undercuts what most cookie-consent platforms in this category charge, and the higher tiers scale that same pricing logic up to 10 domains for agencies. The one-time payment option is worth a look for site owners who’d rather make a single purchase than manage a recurring bill. The tradeoff is a very new company — founded in October 2025 — so the value case rests partly on the fast, hands-on support shown above holding up as the product gains more users. Agencies in particular should run the pageview and domain math against their actual client roster before choosing a tier, since jumping from Basic to Premium is a meaningful price step for a site that’s unlikely to hit 100,000 monthly pageviews on its own.
Verdict
Consently covers the full cookie-compliance workflow — scanning, banners, policies, and logging — in one tool, and a documented two-week turnaround on a real plugin conflict suggests the support behind it is paying attention. For small businesses and agencies that need compliance handled without a developer on call, it’s a strong value, with the usual new-product caveats.
Frequently asked questions
Plans start at $9/month (or $99/year) for one domain and 100,000 monthly pageviews, scaling to $49/month (or $499/year) for 10 domains and 3 million pageviews. Consently also offers a one-time payment option on every tier for site owners who'd rather pay once than subscribe.
Consently offers a 14-day free trial on every plan rather than a permanent free tier.
Yes, listed integrations include WordPress, Webflow, Wix, and a direct HTML/script embed for any other platform.
One domain and up to 100,000 monthly pageviews, with Consently branding removed.
Yes, the vendor states it supports IAB TCF 2.2 and Google Consent Mode v2, and holds Google-certified CMP status.
Plans scale from 1 domain on Basic up to 10 domains on Enterprise; agencies managing more sites can reach out to Consently about a custom arrangement.
A handful of users have reported the consent script affecting page speed on certain builders; the vendor has been actively shipping fixes for site-builder conflicts as they're raised.
Yes, banners and policies can be generated in 25+ languages with automatic detection for each visitor.
