WordPress privacy suite
Complianz
Worth a look if…WordPress sites wanting consent alongside broader privacy documents and regional configuration.
WORDPRESS CONSENT GUIDE
Best cookie consent tools for WordPress in 2026
There isn’t one best cookie consent tool for every WordPress site. The useful question is what kind of help you actually need.
Pricing and product information checked October 2026.
THE 30-SECOND ANSWER
Five different starting points.
These are approaches, not a league table. A good fit for one website can be the wrong shape for another.
WordPress-native consent
WPConsent
Worth a look if…WordPress owners wanting a self-hosted, WordPress-first consent plugin.
Broad multi-platform CMP
CookieYes
Worth a look if…Sites wanting a broad CMP with CMS setup options and pageview-based scaling.
Established scanning-led CMP
Cookiebot
Worth a look if…Sites wanting an established CMP whose pricing scales by site size/subpages.
Consent + ongoing website help
Consentina
Worth a look if…WordPress owners and growing businesses that want beautiful consent and continuing help after setup.
A USEFUL THING TO KNOW
You may not need to pay.
For a straightforward WordPress website, a capable free consent tool may be enough. The interesting question is what you need beyond the basics.
That might be more websites, more regional detail, document tools, a different pricing model—or simply someone to keep helping after the banner is in place.
A LITTLE MORE DETAIL
What each approach is really for.
WordPress privacy suite
Complianz
What it is
WordPress sites wanting consent alongside broader privacy documents and regional configuration.
Where it is strong
It starts from WordPress.
What to check before choosing
WordPress installation/site licence. Check the allowance that matters for your site: no pageview thresholds stated on current wordpress pricing material.
Compare with ConsentinaOfficial pricing and product information checked October 2026.Complianz pricing & current plans
WordPress-native consent
WPConsent
What it is
WordPress owners wanting a self-hosted, WordPress-first consent plugin.
Where it is strong
It starts from WordPress.
What to check before choosing
WordPress site licence. Check the allowance that matters for your site: no pageview cap stated in current official free-plan material.
Compare with ConsentinaOfficial pricing and product information checked October 2026.WPConsent pricing & current plans
Broad multi-platform CMP
CookieYes
What it is
Sites wanting a broad CMP with CMS setup options and pageview-based scaling.
Where it is strong
It is designed as a broader consent-management platform.
What to check before choosing
Domain, scans and monthly pageviews. Check the allowance that matters for your site: free: 5,000 pageviews/month. basic: 100,000/month, then current stated overage pricing applies.
Compare with ConsentinaOfficial pricing and product information checked October 2026.CookieYes pricing & current plans
Established scanning-led CMP
Cookiebot
What it is
Sites wanting an established CMP whose pricing scales by site size/subpages.
Where it is strong
It combines a scanning-led CMP with a WordPress plugin route.
What to check before choosing
Domains and subpages. Check the allowance that matters for your site: not a pageview model; plan tiers are based on subpages.
Compare with ConsentinaOfficial pricing and product information checked October 2026.Cookiebot pricing & current plans
Consent + ongoing website help
Consentina
What it is
WordPress owners and growing businesses that want beautiful consent and continuing help after setup.
Where it is strong
It starts from WordPress.
What to check before choosing
Website allowance and level of Tina help. Check the allowance that matters for your site: unlimited pageviews on essential and pro.
Official pricing and product information checked October 2026.Consentina pricing & current plans
COMPARE THE THINGS THAT CHANGE A DECISION
A practical side-by-side.
Where a detail is not confirmed in the shared research, we have left it out rather than turning an unknown into a “no”.
| What matters | Complianz | WPConsent | CookieYes | Cookiebot | Consentina |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free option | Free WordPress plugin available. | Free WordPress plugin; current official material says it includes banner customisation, script blocking, scanning and Google Consent Mode v2. | 1 domain, 5,000 pageviews/month, 100 pages per scan and basic customisation. | Free for one domain with up to 50 subpages. | No permanent free plan; private launch begins by invitation. |
| Paid approach | Personal licence €59 list price for 1 website; the official page may display a current sale price separately. | $49.50/year introductory Basic price for 1 site; official pricing says renewals are at full price. | $10/month/domain for Basic. | Starts from €7/month/domain on annual billing in current official integration pricing. | Essential £9/month; Pro £19/month. |
| WordPress focus | WordPress-native | WordPress-native | Works with WordPress | WordPress plugin available | WordPress-native |
| Websites / traffic | Personal: 1 website; Professional: 5; Agency: 25. No pageview thresholds stated on current WordPress pricing material. | Basic: 1 site; higher plans cover more sites. No pageview cap stated in current official free-plan material. | Per domain. Free: 5,000 pageviews/month. Basic: 100,000/month, then current stated overage pricing applies. | Per domain; pricing and available tiers depend on domain count. Not a pageview model; plan tiers are based on subpages. | Essential: 1 website. Pro: up to 3 websites. Unlimited pageviews on Essential and Pro. |
| Scanning + blocking | Full-site website scan included on paid WordPress plans. Regional script handling stated on paid WordPress plans. | Included in free plan. Automatic script blocking included in free plan. | Free: 100 pages per scan; Basic: 600 pages per scan. Automatic blocking is described in current official product material. | Cookie scanner included. Consent management and implementation controls are included; plan detail should be verified before row-level claim. | Cookie and tracker scanning. Appropriate blocking. |
| After setup | Primarily consent management after setup | Primarily consent management after setup | Primarily consent management after setup | Primarily consent management after setup | Tina Watch and useful alerts; Pro adds advanced Watch. Website and UX observations in Pro. |
Complianz
Free optionFree WordPress plugin available.
Paid approachPersonal licence €59 list price for 1 website; the official page may display a current sale price separately.
WordPress focusWordPress-native
Websites / trafficPersonal: 1 website; Professional: 5; Agency: 25. No pageview thresholds stated on current WordPress pricing material.
Scanning + blockingFull-site website scan included on paid WordPress plans. Regional script handling stated on paid WordPress plans.
After setupPrimarily consent management after setup
WPConsent
Free optionFree WordPress plugin; current official material says it includes banner customisation, script blocking, scanning and Google Consent Mode v2.
Paid approach$49.50/year introductory Basic price for 1 site; official pricing says renewals are at full price.
WordPress focusWordPress-native
Websites / trafficBasic: 1 site; higher plans cover more sites. No pageview cap stated in current official free-plan material.
Scanning + blockingIncluded in free plan. Automatic script blocking included in free plan.
After setupPrimarily consent management after setup
CookieYes
Free option1 domain, 5,000 pageviews/month, 100 pages per scan and basic customisation.
Paid approach$10/month/domain for Basic.
WordPress focusWorks with WordPress
Websites / trafficPer domain. Free: 5,000 pageviews/month. Basic: 100,000/month, then current stated overage pricing applies.
Scanning + blockingFree: 100 pages per scan; Basic: 600 pages per scan. Automatic blocking is described in current official product material.
After setupPrimarily consent management after setup
Cookiebot
Free optionFree for one domain with up to 50 subpages.
Paid approachStarts from €7/month/domain on annual billing in current official integration pricing.
WordPress focusWordPress plugin available
Websites / trafficPer domain; pricing and available tiers depend on domain count. Not a pageview model; plan tiers are based on subpages.
Scanning + blockingCookie scanner included. Consent management and implementation controls are included; plan detail should be verified before row-level claim.
After setupPrimarily consent management after setup
Consentina
Free optionNo permanent free plan; private launch begins by invitation.
Paid approachEssential £9/month; Pro £19/month.
WordPress focusWordPress-native
Websites / trafficEssential: 1 website. Pro: up to 3 websites. Unlimited pageviews on Essential and Pro.
Scanning + blockingCookie and tracker scanning. Appropriate blocking.
After setupTina Watch and useful alerts; Pro adds advanced Watch. Website and UX observations in Pro.
WHICH SOUNDS MORE LIKE YOU?
Choose the starting point, not a pretend winner.
I want a WordPress privacy toolkit.
Complianz
Consent plus document tools, regional controls and multi-site options.
Explore this route I want a WordPress-native consent plugin.WPConsent
A self-hosted, WordPress-first route with a capable free starting point.
Explore this route I need a broader CMP that isn’t tied to WordPress.CookieYes or Cookiebot
Broader CMPs with different pricing metrics: pageviews or subpages.
Explore this route I want consent set up, then help keeping an eye on the website.Consentina
Beautiful consent with Tina staying useful after the initial setup.
Explore this routeRequirements considerably more complicated than this? See the enterprise end of the comparison.
WHERE TINA IS DIFFERENT
The banner is the beginning.
Most consent products are principally about managing consent. Consentina starts there too, but Tina is designed to remain useful after initial setup by keeping watch and helping the website owner understand what deserves attention.
See how Tina’s plans work
STILL NOT SURE?
Give Tina the website you’ve actually got.
A comparison can tell you how products differ. Tina Check can start with the website you’re actually running. Not sure which category fits? Let Tina help you choose.
Let Tina take a lookConsentina is included in this comparison. We’ve tried to make the differences useful, current and checkable. For a closer look at three WordPress approaches, see WPConsent vs Complianz vs CookieYes; for the price mechanics, see cookie consent pricing compared; and for the honest free routes, see free cookie consent tools compared. Competitor trademarks belong to their respective owners.